robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh — Issue #927: Puzzling correctall behavior (i.e. [nyae])
Author: orftz
Created: 2012-02-09 01:28:57+00:00
State: open

I started learning *zsh* and I've been using *oh-my-zsh* all along. I'm on the brink of shouting “OH MY ZSHELL!” — but not quite. I'm puzzling myself on the command correction utility, or rather, its interface.

Say I write `tmu`, I get `zsh: correct 'tmu' to 'tmux' [nyae]? ` Which is alright if I press `n` or `y`, knowing that, by convention, it should mean `no` or `yes`. But what's with the following `a` or `e`? `a` seemingly does the same thing as `n`, and `e` the same thing as `n` or `a`, but with leaving the command in-prompt.

Could someone enlighten me?