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Subject: Autoloaded objects lifetime
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Currently autoloadable objects disappear after modules have been loaded 
(I looked for builtins but I guess it is true for other as well). If 
module is unloaded, these objects disappear. Like

{pts/3}% ulimit
unlimited
{pts/3}% zmodload -u zsh/rlimits
{pts/3}% ulimit
zsh: command not found: ulimit

Is it intended behaviour?

-andrej