# -*- mode: sh;-*-
-## This file contains settings local to the system.
-## Note that this is read very early, so you can not depend on anything
-## that is set in the zsh config. If you want that, use the file
-## ${ZDOTDIR}/zshlate or $ZDOTDIR/zlogin. zlogin is read whenever the
-## shell is a login shell, zshlate is used on all interactive shells.
+## This file contains settings local to the system. Note that this is
+## read very early, so you can not depend on anything that is set
+## somewhere in this zsh config. If you want that, use the file
+## ${ZDOTDIR}/zshlate or $ZDOTDIR/zlogin.
+## zlogin is read whenever the shell is a login shell, zshlate is
+## used on all interactive shells.
+
+## The contents here consist of a mix of variables and zstyle lines.
+## Feel free to add your own at the bottom.
## Output some more information during zshell startup
DEBUG=${DEBUG:-no}
+## The following entries are added to the PATH variable, in front of
+## anything else. Non-existing directories are ignored, so you can
+## list more than the current machine has.
+## If you don't want any additions, make it an empty array
+typeset -a lpath
+lpath=(
+ "$HOME/bin"
+ /sbin
+ /usr/sbin
+ /srv/qa.debian.org/mia
+)
+
+## Same goes for man and info path
+typeset -a lmanpath
+lmanpath=(
+ ~/man
+ ~/local/share/man
+)
+
########################################################################
## The following styles are defined. ##
## Values shown are the defaults taken if the style is unset ##
## Set a sane umask
# zstyle ':ganneff:config' umask '022'
+## check every 5 min for login/logout activity
+# zstyle ':ganneff:config' LOGCHECK 300
+
+## The format of login/logout reports
+# zstyle ':ganneff:config' WATCHFMT '%n %a %l from %m at %t.'
+
+## Do you want to have zsh compile your startup files?
+## It may make it faster. It may make it slower. Check yourself.
+## This uses zrecompile, so changed files are automagically detected
+# zstyle ':ganneff:config' zrecompile false
+
+## The two variables COLORS and LINEDRAW, by default, are set according
+## to the capabilities of your terminal. COLORS if it supports colors
+## (tput colors > 0), ## LINEDRAW, who would have thought, if it can
+## draw "nice-looking" lines (tput acsc exists and NOT linux console).
+## If you want to overwrite that detection, enable the following styles.
+# zstyle ':ganneff:config' COLORS false
+# zstyle ':ganneff:config' LINEDRAW true/false
+
+## Store the dirstack between sessions and restore it
+## There are two ways: The first, dirpersist, will restore it in
+## a way that puts your new shell into the directory you quit your
+## last. The other way, dirstack, will restore the stack, but not
+## change the directory your shell starts in (so usually it will be ~).
+## Value is dirpersist or dirstack
+zstyle ':ganneff:config' dirstackhandling dirpersist
+
+## Maximum number of events stored in the history file
+## HISTSIZE is set to 1.10 times the size of this, to have the
+## difference as a cushion for saving duplicated history events, so dupe
+## expiration can happen without killing (old) unique entries
+# zstyle ':ganneff:config' SAVEHIST 50000
+
+## The preferred pager
+# zstyle ':ganneff:config' PAGER "$(which less)"
+
+## some options for less
+# zstyle ':ganneff:config' LESS '-X -R -f -j 3'
+
+## use solarized colorscheme for ls?
+# zstyle ':ganneff:config' solarizedls true
+
+## on very wide displays it is annoying to have too wide manpages.
+## set to 0 if you want them really wide
+# zstyle ':ganneff:config' MANWIDTH 0
+
+## The format of process time reports with the time builtin.
+# zstyle ':ganneff:config' TIMEFMT "%J %U user %S system %P cpu %*E total | Mem: %M kb max"
+
+## Report time statistics if command runs longer than 30 seconds
+## (combined user/system execution times)
+# zstyle ':ganneff:config' REPORTTIME 30
+
+## Preferred list of locales to set. The first found is taken, you
+## should end with C in case there is no locale configured.
+#zstyle ':ganneff:config' locales "LANG de_DE.utf8 en_GB.utf8 C.UTF-8 C" \
+# "LC_MESSAGES en_GB.utf8 de_DE.utf8 C.UTF-8 C"
+
+## Use zsh syntax hilighting (input line coloring)
+# zstyle ':ganneff:config' zsh-syntax-hilight true
+
+## Preferred list of editors to use as $EDITOR.
+## If you want arguments to the command, give them inside ""
+# zstyle ':ganneff:config' editors "emacs-snapshot -Q -D -nw" \
+# "emacs24 -Q -D -nw" \
+# "emacs23 -Q -D -nw" \
+# "emacs22 -Q -D -nw" \
+# mcedit \
+# vim vi \
+# editor
+
+## Want to (try) using emacsclient?
+# zstyle ':ganneff:config' emacsclient true
+
+## Want to have a fortune at zsh start?
+# zstyle ':ganneff:config' fortune true
+
+## Want to see how long it (roughly) took to load?
+# zstyle ':ganneff:config' starttime false
+
+## Should we use lessfile or lesspipe (if installed)?
+## Difference is in the handling, see the manpages for details, but
+## one of them uses pipes and one files to hand their output to less.
+## Which results in one of them having you waiting until they are finished,
+## while the other shows you results fast - but then doesn't let less show
+## you how far (in %) you are in the output.
+## Defaults to lesspipe
+# zstyle ':ganneff:config' lesstool lesspipe
+
+# We have a little function "path". Call that and it displays your path
+# variable nicely colored. Call it with argument (say, fpath) and it does
+# it for that path. Define the colors and elements to style in this array
+# (or live with defaults).
+# Actually it can be used for any array, just set the pcolor style with the
+# right matches and the color for it...
+# zstyle ':ganneff:config' pcolor /usr green \
+# /bin blue \
+# /opt cyan \
+# /sbin magenta \
+# /local yellow \
+# /zsh white
+
+
########################################################################
### Prompt setup ###
## use vcs_info in prompt
# zstyle ':vcs_info:*' actionformats "(${PR_YELLOW}%s${PR_NO_COLOR})-[${PR_GREEN}%b${PR_NO_COLOR}-${PR_RED}(%a)${PR_NO_COLOR}]%m%u%c "
# zstyle ':vcs_info:*' disable cdv darcs mtn tla hg fossil p4
+## Similar to the zbell function included, this lets the prompt do it.
+## That way one can not forget to activate it. But as one might not want
+## it each and every time when a command runs a little longer, the
+## timeout here should be really high. I recommend something like 300 or
+## 600. Set it to 0 to turn this feature off entirely, default is 600
+# zstyle ':prompt:ganneff' longbell 600
+
+## The following list of commands is ignored, no bell is output if it
+## runs too long. $EDITOR, $PAGER, man and maybe ssh might be good
+## candidates and as such are the default. If you put variables here,
+## we will additionally expand them at prompt setup time and so keep
+## both, the variable itself as well as the expanded command ignored.
+# zstyle ':prompt:ganneff' bell_ignore '$EDITOR' '$PAGER' sleep man ssh zsh
+
## Use color in prompt.
## COLORS is defined as true/false in 01_Terminfo.zsh depending on
## capabilities of the terminal. If unset then defined by those.
## If `none' then no battery function at all.
## If either `ibam' or `acpi' then use those tools to gather
## the current battery level.
-# zstyle ':prompt:ganneff' battery none
+zstyle ':prompt:ganneff' battery none
## If true (default), use a right side prompt
#zstyle ':prompt:ganneff:right:setup' use-rprompt true
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