psprint

# Zsh compiled script + zrecompile backup
*.zwc
*.zwc.old

# Zsh completion-optimization dumpfile
*zcompdump*

# Zsh zcalc history
.zcalc_history

psprint

From e56bf700acaf4a50143daec16208ab86c8586f9c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Sebastian Gniazdowski <[email protected]>
Date: Thu, 3 Oct 2019 15:54:17 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] configure: Link with ncurses if (and even) it doesn't provide
 tgetent, to build the module. Also link with tinfow (not only tinfo)

The patch is useful on e.g. Gentoo, where the ncurses library doesn't provide the tgetent call.

---
 configure.ac | 17 ++++++++++++++---

psprint

# Usage:
# if .smatch "axx" "a*x"; then
#     print $REPLY
# fi
# Output:
# ax
# The parameters $match, etc. are also normally available
.smatch() {
    local str="$1" pat="$2" retval=1
    match=()

psprint

# This Zshell function will execute the given code from a Zle context.
# It has an optional delay first argument: "@sleep:<secnods with fractions>".
# If given, then the code will wait in background before being executed, for
# the specified amount of time.
# The limit of the code length is 25 lines and can be easily extended by
# changing the "repeat 25" line
#
# Usage:
# deploy-code "echo Hello world"
# deploy-code "BUFFER[-1]=''"

psprint

# The Zshell function will display the given message under-prompt (as a kind of notification).
# It has an optional delay first argument: "@sleep:<secnods with fractions>". If given, then
# the message will wait in background before showing for the specified time.
#
# Usage:
# deploy-message @msg "Hello world"
# deploy-message "Hello world"
# deploy-message @msg 1234 # I.e. the "@msg" is needed for number-only messages, otherwise optional
# deploy-message @sleep:5.5 "Hello world"

psprint

#
# Definition of a service that builds Zsh located at
# ~/github/sfzsh3, with -O2 and pointers to libgdbm.
#
# This file is for configure script. File sfzsh3make
# is for running make, and is triggered automatically
# by this file
#
 
integer disabled=0

psprint

# Return n-th (z) segment of given text
# $1 - text
# $2 - segment (default is 1)
# $3 - destination variable name (default is "REPLY")
#
# Can use e.g. 'reply[1]' for $3
function -zui_stdlib_get_segment() {
    local -a segs
    segs=( "${(z@)1}" )
    local varname="${3-REPLY}"