Is it possible to make Zsh stop trying to correct arguments that are not meant to be files with files from the current directory without turning off correction completely or limiting it to setopt CORRECT
(only correct the command)?
For example, when CORRECT_ALL
is set with setopt
, this happens:
gris@arefiev: ~% cd srcc
change srcc to src-nyae? n
So far, good (argument to cd
should be a file). However,
gris@arefiev: ~% man zile
change zile to .zile-nyae?
What? I would expect it to correct zile
to .zile
when man
is called with -C
option. It also tries to correct host parameters of ssh
, first arguments to sudo
etc which gets really annoying.
I have to resort to a crutch: set alias man='nocorrect man'
etc etc, for every affected command, but clearly it's not the best solution. I also don't like CORRECT
and would prefer the crutch plus CORRECT_ALL
to just CORRECT
.
Zsh is zsh 4.3.17 (x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu)
, Debian sid.
Update: here is my .zshrc
http://pastebin.com/67mykgRv
compinit
in your.zshrc
?