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Re: fastest way to bring up a shell function for editing?

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From: Dan Nelson <dnelson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: zsh-users@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: fastest way to bring up a shell function for editing?
Date: Thu, 2 Mar 2006 22:11:00 -0600
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In the last episode (Mar 02), Jean-Rene David said:
> * Julius Plenz [2006.03.02 16:15]:
> > I have these two aliases in use:
> > 
> > aliased() { vared   aliases[$1]; }
> > funced()  { vared functions[$1]; }
> 
> Which means you keep all your aliases and
> functions in arrays? 

zsh does it automatically (see the description of the zsh/parameter
module).

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	Dan Nelson
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References:
- fastest way to bring up a shell function for editing?
  - From: Jean-Rene David
- Re: fastest way to bring up a shell function for editing?
  - From: Julius Plenz
- Re: fastest way to bring up a shell function for editing?
  - From: Jean-Rene David

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