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zsh-toggle-command-prefix reviews and mentions
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renaming files
That's not provided by with Zsh by default, but after Fish added that function, I wrote a generalized equivalent which I've released here.
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And that's a fact
Where is that? I made this plugin and I'm curious how it matches up.
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Every single time
Nice. I wrote this after fish added their alt+s binding. I don't use the sudo toggle often, moreso alt+g to toggle noglob.
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If you use shells other than Bash, why?
Yeah, I remember when they added that. I immediately wrote a Zsh plugin to do it.
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xPMo/zsh-toggle-command-prefix is an open source project licensed under MIT License which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of zsh-toggle-command-prefix is Shell.
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