vim's EasyMotion / Emacs's ace-jump-mode for zsh. 
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Author: Takeshi Banse <takebi@laafc.net>

License: BSD-3

Thank you very much, Kim Silkebækken and winterTTr! I want to use the EasyMotion/ace-jump-mode in zsh.


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image::https://github.com/hchbaw/zce.zsh/raw/readme/zce.zsh.gif[zsh.zsh demo]

Install
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Please source it and bind the function to your favorite key.

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% . zce.zsh
% bindkey "^Xz" zce
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Styles
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`:zce:* keys`:: Keys to be used for target characters. +
(default: the result of `setopt braceccl; ${(j..)$(print {a-z} {A-Z})}`)

`:zce:* fg`:: A highlight sepc for target characters. +
(default: `'fg=196,bold'`)

`:zce:* bg`:: A highlight spec for BUFFER during zce is in effect. +
(default: `'fg=black,bold'`)

`:zce:* prompt-char`:: A prompt string for querying the searching character. +
(default: `'%{\e[1;32m%}Search for character:%{\e[0m%} '`)

`:zce:* prompt-key`:: A prompt string for querying the target character. +
(default: `'%{\e[1;32m%}Target key:%{\e[0m%} '`)

`:zce:* search-case`:: 'ignorecase', 'smartcase' or empty('default'). The case of the searching character will or will not be ignored on this value. +
Example (the searching character `a` or `A` for the command line buffer `aA` maches as below) : +
[width="100%",options="header"]
|============================================================
|search / buffer     |'ignorecase'|'smartcase'|empty(or 'default')
|search `a` for `aA` |`a`, `A`    |`a`, `A`   |`a`
|search `A` for `aA` |`a`, `A`    |`A`        |`A`
|============================================================

customization example
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[source,zsh]
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() {
  setopt localoptions braceccl
  zstyle ':zce:*' keys ${(j..)$(print {a-z})}
}
zstyle ':zce:*' fg 'fg=white,bold'
zstyle ':zce:*' bg 'fg=7'
zstyle ':zce:*' prompt-char '%{\e[1;32m%}Character:%{\e[0m%} '
zstyle ':zce:*' prompt-key '%{\e[1;32m%}Key:%{\e[0m%} '
zstyle ':zce:*' search-case smartcase
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Notes
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Optionally you can use the zcompiled file with the autoloading for a little faster loading on every shell start up, if you zcompile the necessary functions.
zcompile `zce.zsh` to `~/.zsh/zfunc/zce`:

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% Z=~/c/experiment/zsh/zce.zsh/zce.zsh; ($SHELL -c ". $Z && zce-zcompile $Z ~/.zsh/zfunc")
** zcompiling zce in ~/.zsh/zfunc for a little faster startups...
+ mkdir -p ~/.zsh/zfunc
* writing code ~/.zsh/zfunc/zce
* re-compiling ~/.zsh/zfunc/zce.zwc: succeeded
** All done.
** Please update your .zshrc to load the zcompiled file like this,
-- >8 --
## zce.zsh stuff.
# source ~/c/experiment/zsh/zce.zsh/zce.zsh
autoload -w ~/.zsh/zfunc/zce; zle -N zce
# bindkey "^Xz" zce
-- 8< --
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Please copy and paste the contents between `-- >8 --` and `-- 8< --`  into your `~/.zshrc`