by Is it possible to change the definition of a "word" in zsh? I'm used to
the tcsh definition, which excludes characters like "/" as "letters"
in a word. E.g, when I have the following string on the command line
/usr/local/lib/zdsh
with a typo in the last word, under tcsh I can hit "Meta-Backspace"
and delete just the "zdsh" part. However, under zsh, the default
behavior seems to be to delete the entire string.
Is it possible to change this?
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