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What you want is documented in the following two Readme sections: |
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I got confused by this, too, and had to read the zsh docs for a bit to figure it out. Apparently, some of the zsh completion widgets, like # Tab and shift+tab enter the interactive completion menu.
bindkey '^I' menu-select
bindkey "$terminfo[kcbt]" menu-select The match colors can be customized using the # my config with base16 color themes:
if ! zstyle -a ":completion:*$zs" list-colors _zs_ls_colors >/dev/null 2>&1; then
_zs_ls_colors=()
fi
# Override the match (ma) color to be more subtle (fg lighter white, bg darkest
# gray, bold):
_zs_ls_colors+='ma=38;5;21;48;5;18;1'
zstyle ":completion:*$zs" list-colors $_zs_ls_colors
unset _zs_ls_colors |
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Hello,
I searched the QAs for awhile but I didn't find an answer to my question.
I use 'Tab' to cycle through completion options.
However, its a bit confusing to NOT see the currently selected item be highlighted in the menu below it.
Is it possible to keep the menu highlight in sync with the command line option being cycled through? Or must you use the menu and the command line options out of sync?
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