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In message <19980123154701.05885@math.fu-berlin.de>, Sven Guckes writes:
 >Hi!
 >
 >Problem:
 > Find (and print) all symbolic links without a target within the
 > current dirtree.

The old zsh (dont remember version) will show bad symbolic links with
an '&' appended instead of '@' when showing partial completed
filenames.  What happen to that code?  I found I miss that feature.
Will come handy in this case.