I was messing around with fish and noticed this handy behavior
If I typed wget -<tab><tab><tab>
, I was put into an interactive menu. However, when I typed, I searched the descriptions of the arguments themselves. I tried this in zsh, and typing in this menu only seemed to bring me back to my interactive prompt. Is there a way to achieve similar functionality in zsh?
ls -<tab><tab>
enters me into a menu where I can scroll up and down the different options. In fish, I'm able to type, which will then search these options and their descriptions. I'm hoping to achieve similar functionality in zsh.In fish, I'm able to type, which will then search these options and their descriptions.
You can "search these options and their descriptions" in zsh. e.g.ls --h<tab>
searches for the options beginning with--h
and lists four matches.ls -size<tab>
I get ls --block-size and ls --size as options in zsh. However, fish recommends me --size, --tabsize, -k, -S, --block-size, and --human-readable. I was hoping to achieve similar functionality in zsh. Not only does it search the names of commands, it also searches the descriptions