I'm new to zsh and one thing that I do quite often is execute shell scripts that are in a directory of mine called Scripts.  I'm not always inside of the Scripts directory, however... I may be in $HOME and therefore would like to just type Sc<Tab> and have it autocomplete to Scripts/ and then be able to autocomplete which script I want to run from there, of course... However, zsh doesn't seem to do this by default. It will only autocomplete directory names for me if I have typed ls or cd.  If I'm trying to autocomplete a directory first, it just simply won't do it.  Is there a way to change this behavior?Edit:  I figured out that I could do ./Sc<Tab> and it would autocomplete for me.  I guess I'm just used to not having to type out ./ before something to get it to autocomplete, so I'd still like to know if this is possible in zsh, but this is an acceptable workaround for now.
zsh autocomplete directory
zsh;autocomplete