zsh: command not found: ls

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Published on 2010-04-27T19:13:41Z Indexed on 2010/04/27 19:23 UTC
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I'm having a rather strange problem with zsh. When I start up my shell, everything - functions, environment vars, aliases, etc. - all work fine. I've created the following function and sourced it in zsh:

clean()
{
    for i in /tmp/*
    do
      echo $i
    done
}

Running clean in the terminal works as expected, in that it prints out all the files in /tmp/. Afterward, however, trying any command - for example, ls - produces this:

zsh: command not found: ls

I have several other functions that work just fine, which leads me to believe that somehow, that loop is causing the problem. At any rate, this is very frustrating and I would sincerely appreciate the community's eyes. Thanks!

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