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Subject: An example of writing a custom history file?
From: Rocky Bernstein <rockyb@rubyforge.org>
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Hi again -

I the zsh debugger I'd like to add a history mechanism to the command
processor.
I'm using zle to read lines. Of course, I don't want this history mechanism
to interfere with the normal zsh history mechanim.

Is there an example somewhere that I can follow for this?

Thanks again.

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