Indrajit Raychaudhuri

Interesting idea. But we need to figure out a way to reduce the performance cost even for those who need to use http serve.

@belak any view?

Yes, readability does take a hit, I admit. But Zsh "hieroglyphs" (with all esoteric single-character flags and switches) probably don't focus on readability anyway I guess :) One probable reason...

LGTM for macOS, does IntelliJ set the same variable on Windows and Linux?

I like it 🤣. But I want to have @belak, @jeffwidman and others weigh in to see if this aligns with general aesthetics of prezto.

> Non-working: > > * `$#commands[(i)python[23]#]` > * `$commands[(i)python[23]]` > > Working: > > * `$+commands[(i)python[23]#]` > * `$#commands[(i)python[23]]` > * `$+commands[(i)python[23]]` > > So it's related to the `#`....

Okay, in that case: 1. Both `echo $commands[(i)python[23]]` and `echo $commands[(i)python[23]#]` should give you `python3`. 2. And `echo $#commands[(i)python[23]#]` should give you `1`. Can you please confirm @jeffwidman?

So looks like `echo $#commands[(i)python[23]#]` didn't work for you per your [previous observation](https://github.com/sorin-ionescu/prezto/issues/1949#issuecomment-891561833). Did something change in your environment? Further, based on what we found so far, either of these...

Great callout @belak! Thank you. So here are my thoughts: 1. We should probably do `setopt EXTENDED_GLOB` in respective module init (in this case `python/init.zsh`) as is the convention in...

Hi @michaelpj, Does it help if you set the completion style [`accept-exact-dirs`](https://zsh.sourceforge.io/Doc/Release/Completion-System.html#index-accept_002dexact_002ddirs_002c-completion-style) as mentioned [here](https://www.zsh.org/mla/users/2013/msg00152.html)? You can apply it as so: ```sh zstyle ':completion:*:default' accept-exact-dirs true ```