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<div class="highlight" style="background: #f8f8f8"><pre style="line-height: 125%"><div id="lc1">#===============================================================================
</div><div id="lc2">#
</div><div id="lc3"># ~/.zshrc
</div><div id="lc4"># Written by Minoru (eual.jp@gmail.com)
</div><div id="lc5">#
</div><div id="lc6"># DEPENDENCIES:
</div><div id="lc7"># ~/.dir_colors
</div><div id="lc8">#
</div><div id="lc9"># zsh 4.3.10
</div><div id="lc10">#
</div><div id="lc11">#===============================================================================
</div><div id="lc12">
</div><div id="lc13">
</div><div id="lc14">
</div><div id="lc15">#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</div><div id="lc16">#
</div><div id="lc17"># HISTORY
</div><div id="lc18">#
</div><div id="lc19">
</div><div id="lc20"># History file
</div><div id="lc21">HISTFILE=~/.zhistory
</div><div id="lc22"># The number of lines the shell will keep within one session
</div><div id="lc23">HISTSIZE=10240
</div><div id="lc24"># The number of lines of history will be saved
</div><div id="lc25">SAVEHIST=8192
</div><div id="lc26"># All running zsh sessions will have exactly the same history
</div><div id="lc27"># Don&#39;t worry - &#39;!&#39; command and so will work only with current session&#39;s history
</div><div id="lc28">setopt SHARE_HISTORY
</div><div id="lc29"># Remove all duplicates of current command from history, add current to end
</div><div id="lc30">setopt HIST_IGNORE_ALL_DUPS
</div><div id="lc31"># Don&#39;t save any commands beginning with space
</div><div id="lc32">setopt HIST_IGNORE_SPACE
</div><div id="lc33"># Don&#39;t save &#39;history&#39; and &#39;fc&#39; commands
</div><div id="lc34">setopt HIST_NO_STORE
</div><div id="lc35">
</div><div id="lc36">
</div><div id="lc37">
</div><div id="lc38">#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</div><div id="lc39">#
</div><div id="lc40"># PROMPT
</div><div id="lc41">#
</div><div id="lc42">
</div><div id="lc43"># Load and initialize colors - we will use it soon
</div><div id="lc44">autoload colors &amp;&amp; colors
</div><div id="lc45"># Prompt on the left is % if regular user or # if root
</div><div id="lc46">PROMPT=&quot;%{$fg[green]%}%# %{$reset_color%}&quot;
</div><div id="lc47"># if connected via ssh, make prompt red
</div><div id="lc48">[[ -n ${SSH_CONNECTION} ]] &amp;&amp; PROMPT=&quot;%{$fg[red]%}%# %{$reset_color%}&quot;
</div><div id="lc49"># Prompt on the right is current directory (green font)
</div><div id="lc50">RPROMPT=&quot;%{$fg[green]%}%~%{$reset_color%}&quot;
</div><div id="lc51">
</div><div id="lc52">
</div><div id="lc53">
</div><div id="lc54">#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</div><div id="lc55">#
</div><div id="lc56"># ALIASES
</div><div id="lc57">#
</div><div id="lc58"># NOTE: if you don&#39;t want an alias to be used (for example, you went just &#39;du&#39;,
</div><div id="lc59"># but alias is &#39;du -h&#39;) you have two ways:
</div><div id="lc60"># - use full path to binaries (continuing example above, it will look like 
</div><div id="lc61">#   &#39;/bin/du&#39;)
</div><div id="lc62"># - use &#39;noglob&#39; before command name (e.g., &#39;noglob du&#39;)
</div><div id="lc63">
</div><div id="lc64"># Regular aliases
</div><div id="lc65">alias ls=&quot;ls -lF --color&quot;
</div><div id="lc66">alias l=&quot;ls&quot;
</div><div id="lc67">alias sl=&quot;ls&quot;
</div><div id="lc68">alias lsa=&quot;ls -a&quot;
</div><div id="lc69">alias bzip2=&#39;bzip2 -vv --best&#39;
</div><div id="lc70">alias bunzip2=&#39;bunzip2 -vv&#39;
</div><div id="lc71">alias gzip=&#39;gzip --best -v&#39;
</div><div id="lc72">alias gunzip=&#39;gunzip -v&#39;
</div><div id="lc73">alias less=&#39;less -R&#39;
</div><div id="lc74">alias feh=&#39;feh -F&#39;
</div><div id="lc75"># Some nocorrect aliases (needed only if CORRECT is set)
</div><div id="lc76">alias df=&#39;nocorrect df -h&#39;
</div><div id="lc77">alias du=&#39;nocorrect du -h&#39;
</div><div id="lc78">alias mv=&#39;nocorrect mv -i&#39;
</div><div id="lc79">alias cp=&#39;nocorrect cp -i&#39;
</div><div id="lc80">alias rm=&#39;nocorrect rm -i&#39;
</div><div id="lc81">alias vim=&#39;nocorrect vim&#39;
</div><div id="lc82">alias mc=&#39;nocorrect mc&#39;
</div><div id="lc83">alias mkdir=&#39;nocorrect mkdir -p&#39;
</div><div id="lc84"># You need run-help module to be loaded to have &#39;run-help&#39; command
</div><div id="lc85"># See MISCELLANEOUS section below
</div><div id="lc86">alias help=&quot;run-help&quot;
</div><div id="lc87">
</div><div id="lc88"># Some more complicated but still useful aliases
</div><div id="lc89"># Start x; works only if user aren&#39;t root and command given from tty
</div><div id="lc90">#alias x=&#39;if [[ $UID != 0 &amp;&amp; $TERM == &quot;linux&quot; ]]; then rm -f ~/.xsession-errors; startx; else echo &quot;You are not allowed to start X session&quot;; fi&#39;
</div><div id="lc91">
</div><div id="lc92">if [ &quot;$TERM&quot; = &quot;linux&quot; ]; then
</div><div id="lc93">    alias mplayer=&#39;mplayer -vo fbdev2&#39;
</div><div id="lc94">fi
</div><div id="lc95">
</div><div id="lc96"># Suffix aliases for easier files processing
</div><div id="lc97"># PDF
</div><div id="lc98">alias -s pdf=evince
</div><div id="lc99">
</div><div id="lc100"># FB 2.1
</div><div id="lc101">alias -s fb2=fbless
</div><div id="lc102">alias -s fb2.bz2=fbless
</div><div id="lc103">
</div><div id="lc104"># DejaVu
</div><div id="lc105">alias -s djvu=evince
</div><div id="lc106">
</div><div id="lc107">
</div><div id="lc108">
</div><div id="lc109">#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</div><div id="lc110">#
</div><div id="lc111"># FUNCTIONS
</div><div id="lc112">#
</div><div id="lc113">
</div><div id="lc114"># This code will change terminal emulator&#39;s title
</div><div id="lc115"># As far as this action makes sense only in X terminal (and screen, but I don&#39;t
</div><div id="lc116"># use it), case used for checking are we in X terminal or where
</div><div id="lc117"># NOTE: if we&#39;re in the tty, $TERM will be &quot;linux&quot;
</div><div id="lc118">case $TERM in
</div><div id="lc119">    xterm* | rxvt*)
</div><div id="lc120">        
</div><div id="lc121">        # Precmd is called just before the prompt is printed
</div><div id="lc122">        precmd() {
</div><div id="lc123">            print -Pn &quot;\e]0;zsh\a&quot;
</div><div id="lc124">        }
</div><div id="lc125">        
</div><div id="lc126">        # Preexec is called just before any command line is executed
</div><div id="lc127">        # $1 is command name
</div><div id="lc128">        # sed used to cut off parameters of command
</div><div id="lc129">        preexec() {
</div><div id="lc130">            print -Pn &quot;\e]0;`echo $1 | head -n1 | sed -r &#39;s/^(sudo [^[:space:]]+|[^[:space:]]+).*/\1/&#39;`\a&quot;
</div><div id="lc131">        }
</div><div id="lc132">
</div><div id="lc133">        # There are postexec too, but I don&#39;t need it as far as I configured precmd
</div><div id="lc134">        ;;
</div><div id="lc135">esac
</div><div id="lc136">
</div><div id="lc137">
</div><div id="lc138">function mcd() {
</div><div id="lc139">    # Create directory and cd to it
</div><div id="lc140">    mkdir -p &quot;$1&quot; &amp;&amp; cd &quot;$1&quot;
</div><div id="lc141">}
</div><div id="lc142">
</div><div id="lc143">
</div><div id="lc144">function lcd() {
</div><div id="lc145">    # cd to directory and do ls
</div><div id="lc146">    cd &quot;$1&quot; &amp;&amp; ls
</div><div id="lc147">}
</div><div id="lc148">
</div><div id="lc149">
</div><div id="lc150">
</div><div id="lc151">#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</div><div id="lc152">#
</div><div id="lc153"># MISCELLANEOUS
</div><div id="lc154">#
</div><div id="lc155">
</div><div id="lc156"># Don&#39;t beep even if zsh don&#39;t like something
</div><div id="lc157">setopt NO_BEEP
</div><div id="lc158"># Change directory even if user forgot to put &#39;cd&#39; command in front, but entered
</div><div id="lc159"># path is valid
</div><div id="lc160">setopt AUTO_CD
</div><div id="lc161"># If possible, correct commands
</div><div id="lc162">setopt CORRECT
</div><div id="lc163"># Colors for ls
</div><div id="lc164"># When moving this to other machine, don&#39;t forget to keep ~/.dir_colors - some
</div><div id="lc165"># interesting things there, such as black-at-white setting for showing names of
</div><div id="lc166"># directories
</div><div id="lc167">eval `dircolors ~/.dir_colors`
</div><div id="lc168">zstyle &#39;:completion:*:default&#39; list-colors ${(s.:.)LS_COLORS}
</div><div id="lc169"># Making things like &quot;{1-3}&quot; and &quot;{a-d}&quot; working (it expands to &quot;1 2 3&quot; and &quot;a b
</div><div id="lc170"># c d&quot;)
</div><div id="lc171">setopt BRACECCL
</div><div id="lc172"># All files created by zsh (it happens when you use redirection of command&#39;s
</div><div id="lc173"># output to non-existent file) will have ug+rwX,o-rwx (or 750 for directories
</div><div id="lc174"># and 640 for files) perrmissions
</div><div id="lc175">umask 0027
</div><div id="lc176"># Load help system, which can show parts of man pages where specified command
</div><div id="lc177"># described. Also, add help=&quot;run-help&quot; alias (see above in ALIASES section)
</div><div id="lc178">autoload run-help
</div><div id="lc179"># key bindings
</div><div id="lc180"># needed when connected by ssh, don&#39;t hurt if you&#39;re connected locally
</div><div id="lc181">bindkey &quot;\e[1~&quot; beginning-of-line
</div><div id="lc182">bindkey &quot;\e[4~&quot; end-of-line
</div><div id="lc183">bindkey &quot;\e[5~&quot; beginning-of-history
</div><div id="lc184">bindkey &quot;\e[6~&quot; end-of-history
</div><div id="lc185">bindkey &quot;\e[3~&quot; delete-char
</div><div id="lc186">#bindkey &quot;\e[2~&quot; quoted-insert
</div><div id="lc187">bindkey &quot;\e[5C&quot; forward-word
</div><div id="lc188">bindkey &quot;\e[5D&quot; backward-word
</div><div id="lc189">bindkey &quot;\e\e[C&quot; forward-word
</div><div id="lc190"># for urxvt
</div><div id="lc191">bindkey &quot;\e[8~&quot; end-of-line
</div><div id="lc192">bindkey &quot;\e[7~&quot; beginning-of-line
</div><div id="lc193">
</div><div id="lc194">
</div><div id="lc195">
</div><div id="lc196">#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</div><div id="lc197">#
</div><div id="lc198"># COMPLETION
</div><div id="lc199">#
</div><div id="lc200">
</div><div id="lc201"># Sets autocompletion
</div><div id="lc202">autoload -Uz compinit &amp;&amp; compinit
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#===============================================================================
#
# ~/.zshrc
# Written by Minoru (eual.jp@gmail.com)
#
# DEPENDENCIES:
# ~/.dir_colors
#
# zsh 4.3.10
#
#===============================================================================

#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# HISTORY
#

# History file
HISTFILE=~/.zhistory
# The number of lines the shell will keep within one session
HISTSIZE=10240
# The number of lines of history will be saved
SAVEHIST=8192
# All running zsh sessions will have exactly the same history
# Don't worry - '!' command and so will work only with current session's history
setopt SHARE_HISTORY
# Remove all duplicates of current command from history, add current to end
setopt HIST_IGNORE_ALL_DUPS
# Don't save any commands beginning with space
setopt HIST_IGNORE_SPACE
# Don't save 'history' and 'fc' commands
setopt HIST_NO_STORE

#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# PROMPT
#

# Load and initialize colors - we will use it soon
autoload colors && colors
# Prompt on the left is % if regular user or # if root
PROMPT="%{$fg[green]%}%# %{$reset_color%}"
# if connected via ssh, make prompt red
[[ -n ${SSH_CONNECTION} ]] && PROMPT="%{$fg[red]%}%# %{$reset_color%}"
# Prompt on the right is current directory (green font)
RPROMPT="%{$fg[green]%}%~%{$reset_color%}"

#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# ALIASES
#
# NOTE: if you don't want an alias to be used (for example, you went just 'du',
# but alias is 'du -h') you have two ways:
# - use full path to binaries (continuing example above, it will look like 
#   '/bin/du')
# - use 'noglob' before command name (e.g., 'noglob du')

# Regular aliases
alias ls="ls -lF --color"
alias l="ls"
alias sl="ls"
alias lsa="ls -a"
alias bzip2='bzip2 -vv --best'
alias bunzip2='bunzip2 -vv'
alias gzip='gzip --best -v'
alias gunzip='gunzip -v'
alias less='less -R'
alias feh='feh -F'
# Some nocorrect aliases (needed only if CORRECT is set)
alias df='nocorrect df -h'
alias du='nocorrect du -h'
alias mv='nocorrect mv -i'
alias cp='nocorrect cp -i'
alias rm='nocorrect rm -i'
alias vim='nocorrect vim'
alias mc='nocorrect mc'
alias mkdir='nocorrect mkdir -p'
# You need run-help module to be loaded to have 'run-help' command
# See MISCELLANEOUS section below
alias help="run-help"

# Some more complicated but still useful aliases
# Start x; works only if user aren't root and command given from tty
#alias x='if [[ $UID != 0 && $TERM == "linux" ]]; then rm -f ~/.xsession-errors; startx; else echo "You are not allowed to start X session"; fi'

if [ "$TERM" = "linux" ]; then
    alias mplayer='mplayer -vo fbdev2'
fi

# Suffix aliases for easier files processing
# PDF
alias -s pdf=evince

# FB 2.1
alias -s fb2=fbless
alias -s fb2.bz2=fbless

# DejaVu
alias -s djvu=evince

#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# FUNCTIONS
#

# This code will change terminal emulator's title
# As far as this action makes sense only in X terminal (and screen, but I don't
# use it), case used for checking are we in X terminal or where
# NOTE: if we're in the tty, $TERM will be "linux"
case $TERM in
    xterm* | rxvt*)
        
        # Precmd is called just before the prompt is printed
        precmd() {
            print -Pn "\e]0;zsh\a"
        }
        
        # Preexec is called just before any command line is executed
        # $1 is command name
        # sed used to cut off parameters of command
        preexec() {
            print -Pn "\e]0;`echo $1 | head -n1 | sed -r 's/^(sudo [^[:space:]]+|[^[:space:]]+).*/\1/'`\a"
        }

# There are postexec too, but I don't need it as far as I configured precmd
        ;;
esac

function mcd() {
    # Create directory and cd to it
    mkdir -p "$1" && cd "$1"
}

function lcd() {
    # cd to directory and do ls
    cd "$1" && ls
}

#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# MISCELLANEOUS
#

# Don't beep even if zsh don't like something
setopt NO_BEEP
# Change directory even if user forgot to put 'cd' command in front, but entered
# path is valid
setopt AUTO_CD
# If possible, correct commands
setopt CORRECT
# Colors for ls
# When moving this to other machine, don't forget to keep ~/.dir_colors - some
# interesting things there, such as black-at-white setting for showing names of
# directories
eval `dircolors ~/.dir_colors`
zstyle ':completion:*:default' list-colors ${(s.:.)LS_COLORS}
# Making things like "{1-3}" and "{a-d}" working (it expands to "1 2 3" and "a b
# c d")
setopt BRACECCL
# All files created by zsh (it happens when you use redirection of command's
# output to non-existent file) will have ug+rwX,o-rwx (or 750 for directories
# and 640 for files) perrmissions
umask 0027
# Load help system, which can show parts of man pages where specified command
# described. Also, add help="run-help" alias (see above in ALIASES section)
autoload run-help
# key bindings
# needed when connected by ssh, don't hurt if you're connected locally
bindkey "\e[1~" beginning-of-line
bindkey "\e[4~" end-of-line
bindkey "\e[5~" beginning-of-history
bindkey "\e[6~" end-of-history
bindkey "\e[3~" delete-char
#bindkey "\e[2~" quoted-insert
bindkey "\e[5C" forward-word
bindkey "\e[5D" backward-word
bindkey "\e\e[C" forward-word
# for urxvt
bindkey "\e[8~" end-of-line
bindkey "\e[7~" beginning-of-line

#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# COMPLETION
#

# Sets autocompletion
autoload -Uz compinit && compinit

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<div class="highlight"><pre><div id="lc1">#===============================================================================
</div><div id="lc2">#
</div><div id="lc3"># ~/.zshrc
</div><div id="lc4"># Written by Minoru (eual.jp@gmail.com)
</div><div id="lc5">#
</div><div id="lc6"># DEPENDENCIES:
</div><div id="lc7"># ~/.dir_colors
</div><div id="lc8">#
</div><div id="lc9"># zsh 4.3.10
</div><div id="lc10">#
</div><div id="lc11">#===============================================================================
</div><div id="lc12">
</div><div id="lc13">
</div><div id="lc14">
</div><div id="lc15">#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</div><div id="lc16">#
</div><div id="lc17"># HISTORY
</div><div id="lc18">#
</div><div id="lc19">
</div><div id="lc20"># History file
</div><div id="lc21">HISTFILE=~/.zhistory
</div><div id="lc22"># The number of lines the shell will keep within one session
</div><div id="lc23">HISTSIZE=10240
</div><div id="lc24"># The number of lines of history will be saved
</div><div id="lc25">SAVEHIST=8192
</div><div id="lc26"># All running zsh sessions will have exactly the same history
</div><div id="lc27"># Don&#39;t worry - &#39;!&#39; command and so will work only with current session&#39;s history
</div><div id="lc28">setopt SHARE_HISTORY
</div><div id="lc29"># Remove all duplicates of current command from history, add current to end
</div><div id="lc30">setopt HIST_IGNORE_ALL_DUPS
</div><div id="lc31"># Don&#39;t save any commands beginning with space
</div><div id="lc32">setopt HIST_IGNORE_SPACE
</div><div id="lc33"># Don&#39;t save &#39;history&#39; and &#39;fc&#39; commands
</div><div id="lc34">setopt HIST_NO_STORE
</div><div id="lc35">
</div><div id="lc36">
</div><div id="lc37">
</div><div id="lc38">#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</div><div id="lc39">#
</div><div id="lc40"># PROMPT
</div><div id="lc41">#
</div><div id="lc42">
</div><div id="lc43"># Load and initialize colors - we will use it soon
</div><div id="lc44">autoload colors &amp;&amp; colors
</div><div id="lc45"># Prompt on the left is % if regular user or # if root
</div><div id="lc46">PROMPT=&quot;%{$fg[green]%}%# %{$reset_color%}&quot;
</div><div id="lc47"># if connected via ssh, make prompt red
</div><div id="lc48">[[ -n ${SSH_CONNECTION} ]] &amp;&amp; PROMPT=&quot;%{$fg[red]%}%# %{$reset_color%}&quot;
</div><div id="lc49"># Prompt on the right is current directory (green font)
</div><div id="lc50">RPROMPT=&quot;%{$fg[green]%}%~%{$reset_color%}&quot;
</div><div id="lc51">
</div><div id="lc52">
</div><div id="lc53">
</div><div id="lc54">#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</div><div id="lc55">#
</div><div id="lc56"># ALIASES
</div><div id="lc57">#
</div><div id="lc58"># NOTE: if you don&#39;t want an alias to be used (for example, you went just &#39;du&#39;,
</div><div id="lc59"># but alias is &#39;du -h&#39;) you have two ways:
</div><div id="lc60"># - use full path to binaries (continuing example above, it will look like 
</div><div id="lc61">#   &#39;/bin/du&#39;)
</div><div id="lc62"># - use &#39;noglob&#39; before command name (e.g., &#39;noglob du&#39;)
</div><div id="lc63">
</div><div id="lc64"># Regular aliases
</div><div id="lc65">alias ls=&quot;ls -lF --color&quot;
</div><div id="lc66">alias l=&quot;ls&quot;
</div><div id="lc67">alias sl=&quot;ls&quot;
</div><div id="lc68">alias lsa=&quot;ls -a&quot;
</div><div id="lc69">alias bzip2=&#39;bzip2 -vv --best&#39;
</div><div id="lc70">alias bunzip2=&#39;bunzip2 -vv&#39;
</div><div id="lc71">alias gzip=&#39;gzip --best -v&#39;
</div><div id="lc72">alias gunzip=&#39;gunzip -v&#39;
</div><div id="lc73">alias less=&#39;less -R&#39;
</div><div id="lc74">alias feh=&#39;feh -F&#39;
</div><div id="lc75"># Some nocorrect aliases (needed only if CORRECT is set)
</div><div id="lc76">alias df=&#39;nocorrect df -h&#39;
</div><div id="lc77">alias du=&#39;nocorrect du -h&#39;
</div><div id="lc78">alias mv=&#39;nocorrect mv -i&#39;
</div><div id="lc79">alias cp=&#39;nocorrect cp -i&#39;
</div><div id="lc80">alias rm=&#39;nocorrect rm -i&#39;
</div><div id="lc81">alias vim=&#39;nocorrect vim&#39;
</div><div id="lc82">alias mc=&#39;nocorrect mc&#39;
</div><div id="lc83">alias mkdir=&#39;nocorrect mkdir -p&#39;
</div><div id="lc84"># You need run-help module to be loaded to have &#39;run-help&#39; command
</div><div id="lc85"># See MISCELLANEOUS section below
</div><div id="lc86">alias help=&quot;run-help&quot;
</div><div id="lc87">
</div><div id="lc88"># Some more complicated but still useful aliases
</div><div id="lc89"># Start x; works only if user aren&#39;t root and command given from tty
</div><div id="lc90">#alias x=&#39;if [[ $UID != 0 &amp;&amp; $TERM == &quot;linux&quot; ]]; then rm -f ~/.xsession-errors; startx; else echo &quot;You are not allowed to start X session&quot;; fi&#39;
</div><div id="lc91">
</div><div id="lc92">if [ &quot;$TERM&quot; = &quot;linux&quot; ]; then
</div><div id="lc93">    alias mplayer=&#39;mplayer -vo fbdev2&#39;
</div><div id="lc94">fi
</div><div id="lc95">
</div><div id="lc96"># Suffix aliases for easier files processing
</div><div id="lc97"># PDF
</div><div id="lc98">alias -s pdf=evince
</div><div id="lc99">
</div><div id="lc100"># FB 2.1
</div><div id="lc101">alias -s fb2=fbless
</div><div id="lc102">alias -s fb2.bz2=fbless
</div><div id="lc103">
</div><div id="lc104"># DejaVu
</div><div id="lc105">alias -s djvu=evince
</div><div id="lc106">
</div><div id="lc107">
</div><div id="lc108">
</div><div id="lc109">#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</div><div id="lc110">#
</div><div id="lc111"># FUNCTIONS
</div><div id="lc112">#
</div><div id="lc113">
</div><div id="lc114"># This code will change terminal emulator&#39;s title
</div><div id="lc115"># As far as this action makes sense only in X terminal (and screen, but I don&#39;t
</div><div id="lc116"># use it), case used for checking are we in X terminal or where
</div><div id="lc117"># NOTE: if we&#39;re in the tty, $TERM will be &quot;linux&quot;
</div><div id="lc118">case $TERM in
</div><div id="lc119">    xterm* | rxvt*)
</div><div id="lc120">        
</div><div id="lc121">        # Precmd is called just before the prompt is printed
</div><div id="lc122">        precmd() {
</div><div id="lc123">            print -Pn &quot;\e]0;zsh\a&quot;
</div><div id="lc124">        }
</div><div id="lc125">        
</div><div id="lc126">        # Preexec is called just before any command line is executed
</div><div id="lc127">        # $1 is command name
</div><div id="lc128">        # sed used to cut off parameters of command
</div><div id="lc129">        preexec() {
</div><div id="lc130">            print -Pn &quot;\e]0;`echo $1 | head -n1 | sed -r &#39;s/^(sudo [^[:space:]]+|[^[:space:]]+).*/\1/&#39;`\a&quot;
</div><div id="lc131">        }
</div><div id="lc132">
</div><div id="lc133">        # There are postexec too, but I don&#39;t need it as far as I configured precmd
</div><div id="lc134">        ;;
</div><div id="lc135">esac
</div><div id="lc136">
</div><div id="lc137">
</div><div id="lc138">function mcd() {
</div><div id="lc139">    # Create directory and cd to it
</div><div id="lc140">    mkdir -p &quot;$1&quot; &amp;&amp; cd &quot;$1&quot;
</div><div id="lc141">}
</div><div id="lc142">
</div><div id="lc143">
</div><div id="lc144">function lcd() {
</div><div id="lc145">    # cd to directory and do ls
</div><div id="lc146">    cd &quot;$1&quot; &amp;&amp; ls
</div><div id="lc147">}
</div><div id="lc148">
</div><div id="lc149">
</div><div id="lc150">
</div><div id="lc151">#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</div><div id="lc152">#
</div><div id="lc153"># MISCELLANEOUS
</div><div id="lc154">#
</div><div id="lc155">
</div><div id="lc156"># Don&#39;t beep even if zsh don&#39;t like something
</div><div id="lc157">setopt NO_BEEP
</div><div id="lc158"># Change directory even if user forgot to put &#39;cd&#39; command in front, but entered
</div><div id="lc159"># path is valid
</div><div id="lc160">setopt AUTO_CD
</div><div id="lc161"># If possible, correct commands
</div><div id="lc162">setopt CORRECT
</div><div id="lc163"># Colors for ls
</div><div id="lc164"># When moving this to other machine, don&#39;t forget to keep ~/.dir_colors - some
</div><div id="lc165"># interesting things there, such as black-at-white setting for showing names of
</div><div id="lc166"># directories
</div><div id="lc167">eval `dircolors ~/.dir_colors`
</div><div id="lc168">zstyle &#39;:completion:*:default&#39; list-colors ${(s.:.)LS_COLORS}
</div><div id="lc169"># Making things like &quot;{1-3}&quot; and &quot;{a-d}&quot; working (it expands to &quot;1 2 3&quot; and &quot;a b
</div><div id="lc170"># c d&quot;)
</div><div id="lc171">setopt BRACECCL
</div><div id="lc172"># All files created by zsh (it happens when you use redirection of command&#39;s
</div><div id="lc173"># output to non-existent file) will have ug+rwX,o-rwx (or 750 for directories
</div><div id="lc174"># and 640 for files) perrmissions
</div><div id="lc175">umask 0027
</div><div id="lc176"># Load help system, which can show parts of man pages where specified command
</div><div id="lc177"># described. Also, add help=&quot;run-help&quot; alias (see above in ALIASES section)
</div><div id="lc178">autoload run-help
</div><div id="lc179"># key bindings
</div><div id="lc180"># needed when connected by ssh, don&#39;t hurt if you&#39;re connected locally
</div><div id="lc181">bindkey &quot;\e[1~&quot; beginning-of-line
</div><div id="lc182">bindkey &quot;\e[4~&quot; end-of-line
</div><div id="lc183">bindkey &quot;\e[5~&quot; beginning-of-history
</div><div id="lc184">bindkey &quot;\e[6~&quot; end-of-history
</div><div id="lc185">bindkey &quot;\e[3~&quot; delete-char
</div><div id="lc186">#bindkey &quot;\e[2~&quot; quoted-insert
</div><div id="lc187">bindkey &quot;\e[5C&quot; forward-word
</div><div id="lc188">bindkey &quot;\e[5D&quot; backward-word
</div><div id="lc189">bindkey &quot;\e\e[C&quot; forward-word
</div><div id="lc190"># for urxvt
</div><div id="lc191">bindkey &quot;\e[8~&quot; end-of-line
</div><div id="lc192">bindkey &quot;\e[7~&quot; beginning-of-line
</div><div id="lc193">
</div><div id="lc194">
</div><div id="lc195">
</div><div id="lc196">#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</div><div id="lc197">#
</div><div id="lc198"># COMPLETION
</div><div id="lc199">#
</div><div id="lc200">
</div><div id="lc201"># Sets autocompletion
</div><div id="lc202">autoload -Uz compinit &amp;&amp; compinit
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<blockquote><code>#===============================================================================
#
#&nbsp;~/.zshrc
#&nbsp;Written&nbsp;by&nbsp;Minoru&nbsp;(eual.jp@gmail.com)
#
#&nbsp;DEPENDENCIES:
#&nbsp;~/.dir_colors
#
#&nbsp;zsh&nbsp;4.3.10
#
#===============================================================================

#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#&nbsp;HISTORY
#

#&nbsp;History&nbsp;file
HISTFILE=~/.zhistory
#&nbsp;The&nbsp;number&nbsp;of&nbsp;lines&nbsp;the&nbsp;shell&nbsp;will&nbsp;keep&nbsp;within&nbsp;one&nbsp;session
HISTSIZE=10240
#&nbsp;The&nbsp;number&nbsp;of&nbsp;lines&nbsp;of&nbsp;history&nbsp;will&nbsp;be&nbsp;saved
SAVEHIST=8192
#&nbsp;All&nbsp;running&nbsp;zsh&nbsp;sessions&nbsp;will&nbsp;have&nbsp;exactly&nbsp;the&nbsp;same&nbsp;history
#&nbsp;Don&#39;t&nbsp;worry&nbsp;-&nbsp;&#39;!&#39;&nbsp;command&nbsp;and&nbsp;so&nbsp;will&nbsp;work&nbsp;only&nbsp;with&nbsp;current&nbsp;session&#39;s&nbsp;history
setopt&nbsp;SHARE_HISTORY
#&nbsp;Remove&nbsp;all&nbsp;duplicates&nbsp;of&nbsp;current&nbsp;command&nbsp;from&nbsp;history,&nbsp;add&nbsp;current&nbsp;to&nbsp;end
setopt&nbsp;HIST_IGNORE_ALL_DUPS
#&nbsp;Don&#39;t&nbsp;save&nbsp;any&nbsp;commands&nbsp;beginning&nbsp;with&nbsp;space
setopt&nbsp;HIST_IGNORE_SPACE
#&nbsp;Don&#39;t&nbsp;save&nbsp;&#39;history&#39;&nbsp;and&nbsp;&#39;fc&#39;&nbsp;commands
setopt&nbsp;HIST_NO_STORE

#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#&nbsp;PROMPT
#

#&nbsp;Load&nbsp;and&nbsp;initialize&nbsp;colors&nbsp;-&nbsp;we&nbsp;will&nbsp;use&nbsp;it&nbsp;soon
autoload&nbsp;colors&nbsp;&amp;&amp;&nbsp;colors
#&nbsp;Prompt&nbsp;on&nbsp;the&nbsp;left&nbsp;is&nbsp;%&nbsp;if&nbsp;regular&nbsp;user&nbsp;or&nbsp;#&nbsp;if&nbsp;root
PROMPT=&quot;%{$fg[green]%}%#&nbsp;%{$reset_color%}&quot;
#&nbsp;if&nbsp;connected&nbsp;via&nbsp;ssh,&nbsp;make&nbsp;prompt&nbsp;red
[[&nbsp;-n&nbsp;${SSH_CONNECTION}&nbsp;]]&nbsp;&amp;&amp;&nbsp;PROMPT=&quot;%{$fg[red]%}%#&nbsp;%{$reset_color%}&quot;
#&nbsp;Prompt&nbsp;on&nbsp;the&nbsp;right&nbsp;is&nbsp;current&nbsp;directory&nbsp;(green&nbsp;font)
RPROMPT=&quot;%{$fg[green]%}%~%{$reset_color%}&quot;

#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#&nbsp;ALIASES
#
#&nbsp;NOTE:&nbsp;if&nbsp;you&nbsp;don&#39;t&nbsp;want&nbsp;an&nbsp;alias&nbsp;to&nbsp;be&nbsp;used&nbsp;(for&nbsp;example,&nbsp;you&nbsp;went&nbsp;just&nbsp;&#39;du&#39;,
#&nbsp;but&nbsp;alias&nbsp;is&nbsp;&#39;du&nbsp;-h&#39;)&nbsp;you&nbsp;have&nbsp;two&nbsp;ways:
#&nbsp;-&nbsp;use&nbsp;full&nbsp;path&nbsp;to&nbsp;binaries&nbsp;(continuing&nbsp;example&nbsp;above,&nbsp;it&nbsp;will&nbsp;look&nbsp;like&nbsp;
#&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&#39;/bin/du&#39;)
#&nbsp;-&nbsp;use&nbsp;&#39;noglob&#39;&nbsp;before&nbsp;command&nbsp;name&nbsp;(e.g.,&nbsp;&#39;noglob&nbsp;du&#39;)

#&nbsp;Regular&nbsp;aliases
alias&nbsp;ls=&quot;ls&nbsp;-lF&nbsp;--color&quot;
alias&nbsp;l=&quot;ls&quot;
alias&nbsp;sl=&quot;ls&quot;
alias&nbsp;lsa=&quot;ls&nbsp;-a&quot;
alias&nbsp;bzip2=&#39;bzip2&nbsp;-vv&nbsp;--best&#39;
alias&nbsp;bunzip2=&#39;bunzip2&nbsp;-vv&#39;
alias&nbsp;gzip=&#39;gzip&nbsp;--best&nbsp;-v&#39;
alias&nbsp;gunzip=&#39;gunzip&nbsp;-v&#39;
alias&nbsp;less=&#39;less&nbsp;-R&#39;
alias&nbsp;feh=&#39;feh&nbsp;-F&#39;
#&nbsp;Some&nbsp;nocorrect&nbsp;aliases&nbsp;(needed&nbsp;only&nbsp;if&nbsp;CORRECT&nbsp;is&nbsp;set)
alias&nbsp;df=&#39;nocorrect&nbsp;df&nbsp;-h&#39;
alias&nbsp;du=&#39;nocorrect&nbsp;du&nbsp;-h&#39;
alias&nbsp;mv=&#39;nocorrect&nbsp;mv&nbsp;-i&#39;
alias&nbsp;cp=&#39;nocorrect&nbsp;cp&nbsp;-i&#39;
alias&nbsp;rm=&#39;nocorrect&nbsp;rm&nbsp;-i&#39;
alias&nbsp;vim=&#39;nocorrect&nbsp;vim&#39;
alias&nbsp;mc=&#39;nocorrect&nbsp;mc&#39;
alias&nbsp;mkdir=&#39;nocorrect&nbsp;mkdir&nbsp;-p&#39;
#&nbsp;You&nbsp;need&nbsp;run-help&nbsp;module&nbsp;to&nbsp;be&nbsp;loaded&nbsp;to&nbsp;have&nbsp;&#39;run-help&#39;&nbsp;command
#&nbsp;See&nbsp;MISCELLANEOUS&nbsp;section&nbsp;below
alias&nbsp;help=&quot;run-help&quot;

#&nbsp;Some&nbsp;more&nbsp;complicated&nbsp;but&nbsp;still&nbsp;useful&nbsp;aliases
#&nbsp;Start&nbsp;x;&nbsp;works&nbsp;only&nbsp;if&nbsp;user&nbsp;aren&#39;t&nbsp;root&nbsp;and&nbsp;command&nbsp;given&nbsp;from&nbsp;tty
#alias&nbsp;x=&#39;if&nbsp;[[&nbsp;$UID&nbsp;!=&nbsp;0&nbsp;&amp;&amp;&nbsp;$TERM&nbsp;==&nbsp;&quot;linux&quot;&nbsp;]];&nbsp;then&nbsp;rm&nbsp;-f&nbsp;~/.xsession-errors;&nbsp;startx;&nbsp;else&nbsp;echo&nbsp;&quot;You&nbsp;are&nbsp;not&nbsp;allowed&nbsp;to&nbsp;start&nbsp;X&nbsp;session&quot;;&nbsp;fi&#39;

if&nbsp;[&nbsp;&quot;$TERM&quot;&nbsp;=&nbsp;&quot;linux&quot;&nbsp;];&nbsp;then
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;alias&nbsp;mplayer=&#39;mplayer&nbsp;-vo&nbsp;fbdev2&#39;
fi

#&nbsp;Suffix&nbsp;aliases&nbsp;for&nbsp;easier&nbsp;files&nbsp;processing
#&nbsp;PDF
alias&nbsp;-s&nbsp;pdf=evince

#&nbsp;FB&nbsp;2.1
alias&nbsp;-s&nbsp;fb2=fbless
alias&nbsp;-s&nbsp;fb2.bz2=fbless

#&nbsp;DejaVu
alias&nbsp;-s&nbsp;djvu=evince

#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#&nbsp;FUNCTIONS
#

#&nbsp;This&nbsp;code&nbsp;will&nbsp;change&nbsp;terminal&nbsp;emulator&#39;s&nbsp;title
#&nbsp;As&nbsp;far&nbsp;as&nbsp;this&nbsp;action&nbsp;makes&nbsp;sense&nbsp;only&nbsp;in&nbsp;X&nbsp;terminal&nbsp;(and&nbsp;screen,&nbsp;but&nbsp;I&nbsp;don&#39;t
#&nbsp;use&nbsp;it),&nbsp;case&nbsp;used&nbsp;for&nbsp;checking&nbsp;are&nbsp;we&nbsp;in&nbsp;X&nbsp;terminal&nbsp;or&nbsp;where
#&nbsp;NOTE:&nbsp;if&nbsp;we&#39;re&nbsp;in&nbsp;the&nbsp;tty,&nbsp;$TERM&nbsp;will&nbsp;be&nbsp;&quot;linux&quot;
case&nbsp;$TERM&nbsp;in
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;xterm*&nbsp;|&nbsp;rxvt*)
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;#&nbsp;Precmd&nbsp;is&nbsp;called&nbsp;just&nbsp;before&nbsp;the&nbsp;prompt&nbsp;is&nbsp;printed
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;precmd()&nbsp;{
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;print&nbsp;-Pn&nbsp;&quot;\e]0;zsh\a&quot;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;}
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;#&nbsp;Preexec&nbsp;is&nbsp;called&nbsp;just&nbsp;before&nbsp;any&nbsp;command&nbsp;line&nbsp;is&nbsp;executed
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;#&nbsp;$1&nbsp;is&nbsp;command&nbsp;name
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;#&nbsp;sed&nbsp;used&nbsp;to&nbsp;cut&nbsp;off&nbsp;parameters&nbsp;of&nbsp;command
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;preexec()&nbsp;{
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;print&nbsp;-Pn&nbsp;&quot;\e]0;`echo&nbsp;$1&nbsp;|&nbsp;head&nbsp;-n1&nbsp;|&nbsp;sed&nbsp;-r&nbsp;&#39;s/^(sudo&nbsp;[^[:space:]]+|[^[:space:]]+).*/\1/&#39;`\a&quot;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;}

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;#&nbsp;There&nbsp;are&nbsp;postexec&nbsp;too,&nbsp;but&nbsp;I&nbsp;don&#39;t&nbsp;need&nbsp;it&nbsp;as&nbsp;far&nbsp;as&nbsp;I&nbsp;configured&nbsp;precmd
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;;;
esac

function&nbsp;mcd()&nbsp;{
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;#&nbsp;Create&nbsp;directory&nbsp;and&nbsp;cd&nbsp;to&nbsp;it
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;mkdir&nbsp;-p&nbsp;&quot;$1&quot;&nbsp;&amp;&amp;&nbsp;cd&nbsp;&quot;$1&quot;
}

function&nbsp;lcd()&nbsp;{
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;#&nbsp;cd&nbsp;to&nbsp;directory&nbsp;and&nbsp;do&nbsp;ls
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;cd&nbsp;&quot;$1&quot;&nbsp;&amp;&amp;&nbsp;ls
}

#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#&nbsp;MISCELLANEOUS
#

#&nbsp;Don&#39;t&nbsp;beep&nbsp;even&nbsp;if&nbsp;zsh&nbsp;don&#39;t&nbsp;like&nbsp;something
setopt&nbsp;NO_BEEP
#&nbsp;Change&nbsp;directory&nbsp;even&nbsp;if&nbsp;user&nbsp;forgot&nbsp;to&nbsp;put&nbsp;&#39;cd&#39;&nbsp;command&nbsp;in&nbsp;front,&nbsp;but&nbsp;entered
#&nbsp;path&nbsp;is&nbsp;valid
setopt&nbsp;AUTO_CD
#&nbsp;If&nbsp;possible,&nbsp;correct&nbsp;commands
setopt&nbsp;CORRECT
#&nbsp;Colors&nbsp;for&nbsp;ls
#&nbsp;When&nbsp;moving&nbsp;this&nbsp;to&nbsp;other&nbsp;machine,&nbsp;don&#39;t&nbsp;forget&nbsp;to&nbsp;keep&nbsp;~/.dir_colors&nbsp;-&nbsp;some
#&nbsp;interesting&nbsp;things&nbsp;there,&nbsp;such&nbsp;as&nbsp;black-at-white&nbsp;setting&nbsp;for&nbsp;showing&nbsp;names&nbsp;of
#&nbsp;directories
eval&nbsp;`dircolors&nbsp;~/.dir_colors`
zstyle&nbsp;&#39;:completion:*:default&#39;&nbsp;list-colors&nbsp;${(s.:.)LS_COLORS}
#&nbsp;Making&nbsp;things&nbsp;like&nbsp;&quot;{1-3}&quot;&nbsp;and&nbsp;&quot;{a-d}&quot;&nbsp;working&nbsp;(it&nbsp;expands&nbsp;to&nbsp;&quot;1&nbsp;2&nbsp;3&quot;&nbsp;and&nbsp;&quot;a&nbsp;b
#&nbsp;c&nbsp;d&quot;)
setopt&nbsp;BRACECCL
#&nbsp;All&nbsp;files&nbsp;created&nbsp;by&nbsp;zsh&nbsp;(it&nbsp;happens&nbsp;when&nbsp;you&nbsp;use&nbsp;redirection&nbsp;of&nbsp;command&#39;s
#&nbsp;output&nbsp;to&nbsp;non-existent&nbsp;file)&nbsp;will&nbsp;have&nbsp;ug+rwX,o-rwx&nbsp;(or&nbsp;750&nbsp;for&nbsp;directories
#&nbsp;and&nbsp;640&nbsp;for&nbsp;files)&nbsp;perrmissions
umask&nbsp;0027
#&nbsp;Load&nbsp;help&nbsp;system,&nbsp;which&nbsp;can&nbsp;show&nbsp;parts&nbsp;of&nbsp;man&nbsp;pages&nbsp;where&nbsp;specified&nbsp;command
#&nbsp;described.&nbsp;Also,&nbsp;add&nbsp;help=&quot;run-help&quot;&nbsp;alias&nbsp;(see&nbsp;above&nbsp;in&nbsp;ALIASES&nbsp;section)
autoload&nbsp;run-help
#&nbsp;key&nbsp;bindings
#&nbsp;needed&nbsp;when&nbsp;connected&nbsp;by&nbsp;ssh,&nbsp;don&#39;t&nbsp;hurt&nbsp;if&nbsp;you&#39;re&nbsp;connected&nbsp;locally
bindkey&nbsp;&quot;\e[1~&quot;&nbsp;beginning-of-line
bindkey&nbsp;&quot;\e[4~&quot;&nbsp;end-of-line
bindkey&nbsp;&quot;\e[5~&quot;&nbsp;beginning-of-history
bindkey&nbsp;&quot;\e[6~&quot;&nbsp;end-of-history
bindkey&nbsp;&quot;\e[3~&quot;&nbsp;delete-char
#bindkey&nbsp;&quot;\e[2~&quot;&nbsp;quoted-insert
bindkey&nbsp;&quot;\e[5C&quot;&nbsp;forward-word
bindkey&nbsp;&quot;\e[5D&quot;&nbsp;backward-word
bindkey&nbsp;&quot;\e\e[C&quot;&nbsp;forward-word
#&nbsp;for&nbsp;urxvt
bindkey&nbsp;&quot;\e[8~&quot;&nbsp;end-of-line
bindkey&nbsp;&quot;\e[7~&quot;&nbsp;beginning-of-line

#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#&nbsp;COMPLETION
#

#&nbsp;Sets&nbsp;autocompletion
autoload&nbsp;-Uz&nbsp;compinit&nbsp;&amp;&amp;&nbsp;compinit
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