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From: zv <zv@nxvr.org>
Subject: Treating alias or function arguments literally
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I have a calculator function that I use from ZSH directly which frequently triggers shell expansion, e.g

	[zv@syszv] ~/zv.github.com [master*] >> calc 20*15/2
	zsh: no matches found: 20*15/2

Is there any way I can ask zsh to supply a particular alias or functions parameters either without expansion or as a single string?