add fuzzy matching completion #82
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this commit adds a kind of fuzzy matching to zsh. example: zshz <TAB> -> agkozak/zsh-z this was not possible before.
new approach: we first try matching whole words as in the original and fall back to fuzzy if there are no matches
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Thanks for proposing a contribution! I'm on vacation this week, but I'll take a look at your work in just a few days, OK? |
always use fuzzy but let the full strings take precedence over the fuzzy matches
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OK, I've put your code on the |
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this commit adds a kind of fuzzy matching to zsh. example:
with the previous behavior,
zshz --completecould not resolve that.If you do not want it to be the default behavior, I can add a flag to make it optional, for example
ZSHZ_FUZZY.