Linux command
setopt 命令
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常用示例
Enable an option
setopt [autocd]
Enable multiple options
setopt [autocd] [extendedglob] [noclobber]
Enable an option
setopt AUTO_CD
List all currently set options
setopt
Enable options matching a pattern
setopt -m '[a-z]*glob*'
Disable an option
setopt noautocd
说明
setopt is a zsh shell builtin command that enables shell options. These options control various aspects of shell behavior including command completion, globbing, history, and compatibility with other shells. Option names are case insensitive and underscores are ignored, so AUTO_CD, autocd, and auto_cd all refer to the same option. Options can be negated by prefixing the name with no (e.g., noautocd disables the autocd option). When called without arguments, setopt lists all options that are currently set. The command unsetopt performs the inverse operation, disabling options.
参数
- -m
- Treat arguments as patterns and set all options matching those patterns. Patterns should be quoted to prevent filename expansion.
FAQ
What is the setopt command used for?
setopt is a zsh shell builtin command that enables shell options. These options control various aspects of shell behavior including command completion, globbing, history, and compatibility with other shells. Option names are case insensitive and underscores are ignored, so AUTO_CD, autocd, and auto_cd all refer to the same option. Options can be negated by prefixing the name with no (e.g., noautocd disables the autocd option). When called without arguments, setopt lists all options that are currently set. The command unsetopt performs the inverse operation, disabling options.
How do I run a basic setopt example?
Run `setopt [autocd]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -m do in setopt?
Treat arguments as patterns and set all options matching those patterns. Patterns should be quoted to prevent filename expansion.