*help*

#SHED HELP#

Shed is an experimental UNIX command interpreter (shell) usable as both an interactive login shell and as a shell script command preprocessor. Shed combines the functionality of `bash` with the UX and customizability of `vim`. Shed seeks to improve the interactive shell experience by providing:
* Programmable, dynamic prompts
* A hackable line editor similar to `zsh`'s `zle`
* Custom tab completion
* An event hook system
* Fuzzy history search/tab completion
* And many more features

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1. Available Topics                            *help-topics*

  `help arith`        Arithmetic expansion: `$(( ))` syntax       |arith|
  `help autocmd`      Autocmd hooks for shell events               |autocmd|
  `help ex`           Ex mode (colon) commands                     |ex|
  `help glob`         Pathname expansion and wildcards             |glob|
  `help keybinds`     Vi mode keys, motions, text objects          |keybinds|
  `help param`        Parameter expansion: `${}` operators         |param|
  `help prompt`       Prompt configuration, PS1, PSR, echo -p      |prompt|
  `help redirect`     Redirection, pipes, heredocs                 |redirect|

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2. Navigating Help                             *help-nav*

  `help {topic}`      Open a help page by name. Prefix matches work,
                      so `help key` opens |keybinds|.

  `help {tag}`        Jump directly to a tagged section. Tags are the
                      words marked with `*asterisks*` in the help files.

                      Examples:
                        `help text-objects`     jumps to |text-objects|
                        `help prompt-escapes`   jumps to |prompt-escapes|
                        `help heredoc`          jumps to |heredoc|

  Cross-references like |prompt| are clickable tags. Search for them
  with `help` followed by the reference name.

  Inside the pager, use `/` to search and `q` to quit.

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