#!/usr/bin/env zsh
#
# zshrc for zsh on my Arch Linux ThinkPad
# http://rubenschade.com/dotfiles/.zshrc
# Peace, health and happiness. The Bird is The Word!
#
# Making the switch after 12+ years of tcsh, so probably a lot of redundandy
# or better ways of doing things here. Refuse to use cshjunkiequotes though!
#


zstyle :compinstall filename '/home/rubenerd/.zshrc'
autoload -Uz compinit
compinit


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# POINTLESS STUFF
# Highly important to put this first
#
echo '\nHello Ruben! ^_^'
alias esteem='echo You are awesome!'


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# SHELL OPTIONS
# Many of these are similar to tcsh
#
bindkey -v # vim key bindings instead of emacs
setopt autocd extendedglob nomatch notify
setopt autopushd pushdminus pushdsilent pushdtohome
setopt correctall
setopt cdablevars
setopt ignoreeof
setopt nobeep
setopt noclobber
umask 022


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# HISTORY
# Save history for session, but not persistently (potential security hole)
#
export HISTSIZE=10240
export SAVEHIST=0


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# PATH
# Prevents duplication by only adding unique array elements to our path
# Pretty cool trick :)
#
typeset -U path
path=(. /opt/local/bin /opt/local/sbin /usr/local/bin /usr/local/sbin /usr/bin/ /usr/sbin /bin /sbin $path)


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# PROMPT
# I've always preferred simple prompts. Also prefer setting text to bold, then 
# customising how "bold" text appears in my terminal emulator. Much less messy
#
# FORMAT
# return value, tty:history number, 24 localtime w/o seconds, name@machie, pwd,
# "ready" (8bit nostalgia! XD) permission
#
# "$" allows interpretation, which I use for newlines
#
export PROMPT=$'\n%Bret:%?  %l:%h  %T  %n@%m %~%b\nready %# '


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# ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
# Copied from my tcshrc, not sure if all are needed in zsh
#
export BLOCKSIZE=m
export BROWSER=firefox
export CLICOLOR=1
export EDITOR=vim
export PAGER=less
export VISUAL=vim


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# AUTOMATIC EXTENSIONS
# Thanks to the Arch Linux wiki for the idea, brilliance!
#
alias -s bz2='tar -xjvf'
alias -s gz='tar -xzvf'
alias -s rz='rzip -d'
alias -s xz='unxz'
alias -s c=$EDITOR
alias -s cpp=$EDITOR
alias -s h=$EDITOR
alias -s java=$EDITOR
alias -s m=$EDITORR
alias -s txt=$EDITOR
alias -s au=$BROWSER
alias -s com=$BROWSER
alias -s html=$BROWSER
alias -s net=$BROWSER
alias -s org=$BROWSER
alias -s sg=$BROWSER
alias -s odf=soffice
alias -s odg=soffice
alias -s ods=soffice
alias -s odp=soffice
alias -s doc=soffce
alias -s ppt=soffice
alias -s xls=soffice
alias -s gif='ristretto'
alias -s jpg='ristretto'
alias -s png='ristretto'


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# ALIASES
# Mostly to protect me from myself ;) 
#
alias bz='bzip2 -zf9vv'
alias cp='cp -i'
alias f='finger'
alias gz='gz -f9v'
alias emacs='vim' # heh heh ^^;
alias help='apropos'
alias mv='mv -i'
alias nv='nvi'
alias perl='perl -w'
alias ping='ping -c5'
alias python='python -T3'
alias rm='rm -i'
alias ruby='ruby -w'
alias t='touch'
alias uname='uname -mrs'
alias vi='vim'
alias x='exit'
alias xz='xz -zf9evv'


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# ALIASES FOR GNU LS
# If I move to zsh for FreeBSD, will need conditional to change colour to -G
# 
alias la='ls -aF --color=auto'
alias ll='ls -alF --color=auto'
alias ls='ls -FG --color=auto'


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# ALIASES FOR ARCH PACMAN
# Verbosity is my friend
#
alias pm='su pacman -Sv'
alias pq='su pacman -Qv'
alias pu='su pacman -Syuv --needed'


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# EOF
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