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On 8/13/2017 7:07 PM, Bart Schaefer wrote:
>> FUNCS=( $SD/autoload/*(:t) )
Wow, it never dawned on me that I could just use it as a glob 
qualifier.  I'd be trying to do it with ${~..} and ${~~..} with no luck.

Thank you!
> Oh, and if you want something more complicated, the above is
> equivalent to using the "e" glob qualifier like so:
>
>    $SD/autoload/*(e?'reply=( "$REPLY:t" )'?)
>
> So you can do any substitution tricks you want on $REPLY.  Just
> remember that it will contain exactly one filename at a time.
I've read about but not yet played around with the e flag yet, but I've 
heard of it. :)

Thanks again Bart!

-- 
-Clint