title: Comments in command-line Zsh
body: <p>I switched from Bash to Zsh on Ubuntu and I'm quite happy about it. However, there is something I really miss and I did not find how to achieve the same thing.</p>
  <p>In Bash, whenever I was typing a long command and noticed I had to run something else before, I just had to comment it out like in the following:</p>
  <pre><code>me@home&gt; #mysuperlongcommand with some arguments
  me@home&gt; thecommandIhavetorunfirst #and then: up up
  me@home&gt; #mysuperlongcommand with some arguments #I just need to uncomment it!
  </code></pre>
  <p>However, this quite recurrent situation is not as easy to address as with <code>zsh</code>, given <code>#mysuperlongcommand</code> will be run as such (and resulting in: <code>zsh: command not found: #mysuperlongcommand</code>.</p>