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Do they work together? Assuming that I have directory /archive/sni/mr,

cd /archive; l sin<TAB>

gives me `sni'

but simple

l /ar/sin<TAB>

after *very* long time beeps.

If not - it's really a pity.

Actually, enabling _approximate (I have max-erros 3) and trying to complete any
non-existing partial path takes really long time. Hmm ... looks, like zsh simply
hangs (or better said, loops) currently. I have to press ^C to be able to enter
something. ^C then returns to my input I tried to complete.

/andrej