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From: Daniel <quite@hack.org>
Subject: Re: completer that first expands global aliases  (Re: dsf)
Date: Tue, 8 Jan 2013 21:29:37 +0000 (UTC)
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> In this case, you can either create a new widget for the most-recent-*
> completion and assign to compprefuncs in the widget, or you can embed it
> in the completer style definition by using the -e option:
>
>     zstyle -e ':completion:most-recent-*::::' completer \
> 	'compprefuncs=(_expand_alias) reply=(_menu _complete _match)'

Ah, I understand how this is supposed to work; both your examples. Though,
neither of them does work. I have to press ^Xm twice, first to expand my DL,
and a second time to get a first file match.