added configuration file for dungon-crawl-stone-soup
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@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ local LOCAL_ZSHRC=$HOME/.zshlocal/.zshrc # Allow the local machine to have
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# Set important shell variables
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export EDITOR=nvim # Set default editor
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export VISUAL=nvim
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export WORDCHARS='' # This is the oh-my-zsh default, I think I'd like it to be a bit different
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export PAGER=less # Set default pager
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export LESS="-R" # Set the default options for less
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# Misc
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# Enable the ZLE line editor, which is default behavior, but to be sure
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setopt ZLE
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#Enable vi mode for the ZLE. it should be set by default due to our EDITOR and VISUAL, but this is just to be safe.
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bindkey -v
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# prevent duplicate entries in path
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declare -U path
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# Uses custom colors for LS, as outlined in dircolors
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unsetopt FLOW_CONTROL
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# List jobs in the long format by default. (I dont know what this does but it sounds good)
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setopt LONG_LIST_JOBS
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# Make the shell act like vi if i hit escape
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setopt vi
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# ZSH History
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alias history='fc -fl 1'
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setopt NUMERIC_GLOB_SORT # Sort globs that expand to numbers numerically, not by letter (i.e. 01 2 03)
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# Aliases
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alias vim="nvim"
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#alias -g ...='../..'
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source $LOCAL_ZSHRC
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fi
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#launch a tmux session for interactive shells (attaching to an existing tmux session if possible.
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if which tmux > /dev/null 2>&1; then #checks if tmux is installed. if it is not, do nothing.
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#try to attach to an exsisting tmux session, or, if that doesnt exist, make a new one.
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test -z ${TMUX} && (tmux attach || tmux new-session)
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fi
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