Zsh Util lib

• Introduction
  • List Of The Functions
    • @util-bind-all

Introduction

An utility-library for Zshell that provides a few general-purpose functions. It's a counterpart to the zsh-string-lib library.

List Of The Functions

@util-bind-all

Rebinds all key bindings so that they're executing some custom code. It's an alternative to overloading of all Zle widgets.

Arguments:

1. The custom snippet of code to run before executing the original widget.
2. A bool (1,yes,true,on for truth or other value for false) indicating whether the widget calls should be automatically forwarded to their original (before-binding) versions.
3. (Optional) Custom snippet of code to be executed after executing the original widget.
4. (Optional) A method of the binding – either bindkey (the default) or zle-N. The first one is fully bindkey based, i.e.: e.g.: it doesn't create the backup widgets that are typically prefixed with "orig–". The second is half-bindkey / half-zle -N based - it does create the backup widgets, however the widgets are obtained using bindkey listing invocation, which means that typically only a half of all widgets are bound.

Example:

@util-bind-all 'print hello!' yes 'print hello after!'