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On Mon, 26 Jul 2004, Peter Stephenson wrote:

> One tip the casual zsh user may not be aware of is the functions listed 
> in the zshcontrib manual page.  [...] Somebody already mentioned zargs 
> which is documented there.

Unfortunately it's _not_ documented there, unless you grab the very latest
zsh sources from SF CVS, because I hadn't committed any doc entry until
just this past weekend.

It's heavily documented in the function file itself, though.