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ZSH Case Insensitive Aliases

In my .zshrc, I set up suffix completion aliases like this so that I can more easily open files:

alias -s -- txt='mate -w'

Allows you to open text files in a text editor without adding an editor command.

However, there is a problem when I try to open a file with a capital suffix. ZSH recognizes ".txt" and opens it in a text editor, but not ".TXT."

Is there a way to make the ZSH suffix registration case insensitive so that I can open such files?

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This seems to be fixed for me:

setopt extendedglob
unsetopt CASE_GLOB

I got a solution from this question

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:)

alias -s -- TXT='mate -w'
alias -s -- Txt='mate -w'
alias -s -- TXt='mate -w'
alias -s -- tXt='mate -w'
alias -s -- txT='mate -w'
alias -s -- tXT='mate -w'
alias -s -- TxT='mate -w'
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1712946/

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