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Subject: history menu completion?
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Here is a scenario:

$ somecommand -with -fancy /options/and/a/long/path
$ somecommand -with -more -fancy /options/and/another/long/path
.

Now, if I do:

$ !somecom<TAB>

I'll get the following

$ somecommand -with -more -fancy /options/and/another/long/path

At this point, I would like to be able to hit <TAB> again to get:

$ somecommand -with -fancy /options/and/a/long/path

the same way it works for ambiguous filename completion.  Searches
have failed me: Is there a way to do this with zsh?

If not, there should be!