f701b4de0f
Also: - Changes `globes` (which doesn't exist) to `glob expressions`. - Delete the `trigger autocompletion to your current aliases` use case, since that's not really implemented.
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63 lines
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# Globalias plugin
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Expands all glob expressions, subcommands and aliases (including global).
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Idea from: http://blog.patshead.com/2012/11/automatically-expaning-zsh-global-aliases---simplified.html.
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## Usage
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Add `globalias` to the plugins array in your zshrc file:
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```zsh
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plugins=(... globalias)
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```
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Then just press `SPACE` to trigger the expansion of a command you've written.
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If you only want to insert a space without expanding the command line, press
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`CTRL`+`SPACE`.
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## Examples
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#### Glob expressions
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```
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$ touch {1..10}<space>
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# expands to
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$ touch 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
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$ ls **/*.json<space>
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# expands to
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$ ls folder/file.json anotherfolder/another.json
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```
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#### Subcommands
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```
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$ mkdir "`date -R`"
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# expands to
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$ mkdir Tue,\ 04\ Oct\ 2016\ 13:54:03\ +0300
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```
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#### Aliases
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```
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# .zshrc:
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alias -g G="| grep --color=auto -P"
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alias l='ls --color=auto -lah'
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$ l<space>G<space>
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# expands to
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$ ls --color=auto -lah | grep --color=auto -P
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```
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```
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# .zsrc:
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alias S="sudo systemctl"
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$ S<space>
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# expands to:
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$ sudo systemctl
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```
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