zsh: disable default completion for `make` -

i wrote auto-completion function make command, , placed in ~/.zsh:

function __comp_make {     # ... function body .... } compctl -k __comp_make make

unfortunately, not work because completion make defined in

/usr/share/zsh/functions/completion/unix/_make

and apparently takes precedence on rule.

i had rename _make unused_make not loaded @ zsh initialization. works, rather ugly solution.

my question is: how should set completion rule takes precedence on loaded defaults?

related:

edit:

you need set fpath. see here.

in ~/.zshrc, like:

fpath=( ~/.zshfunctions $fpath )

where ~/.zshfunctions contains custom completion files, should solve you. note functions loaded before system ones. not work:

fpath=( $fpath ~/.zshfunctions )

as aside, you're using compctl. it's old. i'd recommend using compsys instead, although decent link explaining why escapes me @ moment.

these go detail writing completion functions, including fpath. might find them useful reference.

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