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On Tue, 29 Jun 2004, Aaron Davies wrote:

> This works great on one of the boxes I use zsh on (a OS X Panther) box, 
> but not on the other (a Jaguar box). On the 10.2 one, I get
> 
> zsh: lspf: function definition file not found
> 
> when I try to run the function, despite having
> 
> fpath=(~/Documents/functions $fpath)
> autoload lspf
> 
> in .zshrc and the above definition for lspf in 
> ~/Documents/functions/lspf.sh . What's wrong?

The name of the file is supposed to be exactly the same as the name of the 
function -- that is, get rid of the ".sh" extension, there should be no
extension at all.

I have no clue why this would seem to work anywhere; in the condition in
which you've described it, it should always fail.