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Subject: setopt temporarily?
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Date: Thu, 20 Feb 2014 13:06:20 -0800
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One can set an environment variable only for the command that follows:

    foo=3Dbar echo $foo=20

It would be nice to be able similarly to temporarily set an option.

Perhaps setopt could terminate its arg parsing with a - or -- like this:

    setopt pushdSilent - pushd Desktop

Or maybe there needs to be a more general syntax for changing anything =
in zsh only for the following command.=