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From: Clint Adams <clint@zsh.org>
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Subject: zsh -n and modules
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If you run zsh -n on a script which uses zsh/mathfunc, zsh will
not exec zmodload, and thus not be aware of new math syntax.

> monkey % zsh -n =vux
> /usr/bin/vux:766: unknown function: int
> /usr/bin/vux:784: bad math expression: operator expected at `h'

Is an EXEC_ZMODLOAD option in order?