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        <description>run-help is a function that invoke the manpage concerning the first command in current command line, and when man page is quit, that command line keeps as it were before run-help

to load run-help



autoload -U run-help


now on a command line if you type ESC-h, ESC-H, ALT-h or ALT-H
it will show you the manpage that then get you back to your line.</description>
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        <description>to load zargs



autoload -U zargs


To remove all the ~ files recursively and prevent rm to have to many arguments : 



zargs **/*~ -- rm</description>
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        <description>to load zmv : 



autoload -U zmv


zmv is a module that allow people to do massive rename. 
The first option to know about zmv is the -n option that will show what will be done without being executed.

to rename a class music files which names are la like this : artist - album - track - title.ogg :</description>
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        <description>zercompile is a function that precompile the zsh code so that it would be faster.

to load zrecompile



autoload -U zrecompile


zrecompile .zshrc will create a .zshrc.zwc which a compiled version of .zshrc
zrecompile will re-compile a zsh file only if the file is newer than its .zwc.</description>
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