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Subject: (multiline cut'n'paste) RE: issues
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>
> typeahead problem (pasing multiple lines when zle is already active,
> again): just occurred to me that you can't even tell whether the typeahead
> is for the shell anyway. consider 'cat<RET>echo<RET>^D' or
> 'echo<RET>echo<RET>' --- only when the first command has finished do you
> know what input is for zsh.  sorry.
>

Yes, the same thing occured to me some time after I wrote initial message
:-( Probably, we should put some words about that in the FAQ (explain, why
it does not work on all systems, and, probably, describe the trick with
``{'')

/andrej