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"Owen M. Astley" <oma1000@cam.ac.uk> writes:
> zsh doesn't complete on ./ and ../, you may have to include those
> explicitly with something like
> -g '.*(-/) ./ ../'

Since ./ is only taken into acount once you have typed . and since .. will
always be there, having ./ doesn't really help since you still have to type the
. and the / anyway. So I got rid of this one. Also having '.* ..' as you
suggest is inconvenient when there's only one .xxx subdir since instead of
completing it, zsh asks you whether you want .xxx or ..

So my choice went for:

	compctl -g '*(-/)' + -g '.*(-/)' + -g '..' cd chdir dirs pushd

I should probably add some cdpath handling but I don't use it that much anyway.


	Stefan