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> >
> > This is in modules section (Zle module). But, yes, I never
> liked this.
> > Users are not supposed to know, if command is implemented in core or
> > module.
> >
> > man zshmodules
>
> But without the module they won't get the builtin (parameter,
> condition code, whatever...), so they may be in for a surprise.
>
> Hm, maybe add pointers to the module docs in builtins.yo?
> (And also in
> params.yo, cond.yo??)
>

I mostly referred to those modules, that are autoloaded by default. You
hardly can imagine Zsh without ZLE. And this is completely transparent,
users do not need to load any modules manually and may not even know
that modules exist.

-andrej