# Zsh configuration file.

# Copyright (C) 2011-2013  Simon Ruderich
#
# This file is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
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# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
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#
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#
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# along with this file.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.


source_debug '. ~/.zsh/rc'


# Warn when creating global variables from inside a function. Needs to be set
# before declaring a function.
setopt warn_create_global


# HELPER FUNCTIONS

# Return the name of the program which is called in the foreground with `fg`.
# $1 is the name of the program (optional). If it's not 'fg' or 'fg *' it's
# returned unchanged.
zshrc_resolve_fg_to_resumed_job_name() {
    # $REPLY is used by convention for scalars ($reply for arrays) to return
    # values from functions. unset it here to prevent problems when REPLY is
    # bound to an integer or similar. Thanks to Mikachu in #zsh on Freenode
    # (2012-09-27 17:14 CEST) for this hint.
    unset REPLY

    # Replace fg with the resumed job name.
    if [[ $1 == fg ]]; then
        REPLY="${jobtexts[%+]}"
    elif [[ $1 == fg\ * ]]; then
        REPLY="${jobtexts[${1#fg }]}"
    # Normal program, return as is.
    else
        REPLY="$1"
    fi
}


# MISCELLANEOUS SETTINGS

# Prevent warnings.
typeset -g TMOUT
# Load general shell setup commands. NOTE: Expand this when publishing the
# config.
source_config ~/.shell/rc

# Disable beeps.
setopt nobeep

# Prevent overwriting existing files with '> filename', use '>| filename'
# (or >!) instead.
setopt noclobber

# Entering the name of a directory (if it's not a command) will automatically
# cd to that directory.
setopt autocd

# When entering a nonexistent command name automatically try to find a similar
# one.
setopt correct

# Enable zsh's extended glob abilities.
setopt extendedglob

# Don't exit if <C-D> is pressed. Prevents exiting the shell by accident (e.g.
# pressing <C-D> twice).
setopt ignoreeof


# KEY BINDINGS

# Not all bindings are done here, only those not specific to a given section.

# Use Vi(m) style key bindings.
bindkey -v

# Use jk to exit insert mode (jj is too slow).
bindkey 'jk' vi-cmd-mode

# I don't need the arrow keys, I use ^N and ^P for this (see below).
bindkey -r '^[OA' '^[OB' '^[OC' '^[OD' '^[[A' '^[[B' '^[[C' '^[[D'
# Also not in Vi mode.
bindkey -a -r '^[OA' '^[OB' '^[OC' '^[OD' '^[[A' '^[[B' '^[[C' '^[[D'


# FUNCTION SETTINGS

# Make sure every entry in $fpath is unique.
typeset -U fpath
# ~/.zsh/functions/completion is a symbolic link to the Completion directory
# of a Zsh Git checkout. Use it to get the newest completions if available.
if [[ -d ~/.zsh/functions/completion ]]; then
    fpath=(~/.zsh/functions/completion/*/*(/) $fpath)
fi
# Set correct fpath to allow loading my functions (including completion
# functions).
fpath=(~/.zsh/functions $fpath)
# Autoload my functions (except completion functions and hidden files). Thanks
# to caphuso from the Zsh example files for this idea.
if [[ -d ~/.zsh/functions ]]; then
    autoload -Uz ${fpath[1]}/^_*(^/:t)
fi

# Simulate hooks using _functions arrays for Zsh versions older than 4.3.4. At
# the moment only precmd(), preexec() and chpwd() are simulated.
if [[ $ZSH_VERSION != (4.3.<4->*|4.<4->*|<5->*) ]]; then
    # Run all functions defined in the ${precmd,preexec,chpwd}_functions
    # arrays.
    function precmd() {
        for function in $precmd_functions; do
            $function "$@"
        done
    }
    function preexec() {
        for function in $preexec_functions; do
            $function "$@"
        done
    }
    function chpwd() {
        for function in $chpwd_functions; do
            $function "$@"
        done
    }
fi

# Load zmv (zsh move) which is a powerful file renamer.
autoload -Uz zmv


# HISTORY SETTINGS

# Use history and store it in ~/.zsh/history.
HISTSIZE=50000
SAVEHIST=50000
HISTFILE=~/.zsh/history
# Append to the history file instead of overwriting it and do it immediately
# when a command is executed.
setopt appendhistory
setopt incappendhistory
# If the same command is run multiple times store it only once in the history.
setopt histignoredups
# Don't add lines starting with a space to the history.
setopt histignorespace

# Vim like completions of previous executed commands (also enter Vi-mode). If
# called at the beginning it just recalls old commands (like cursor up), if
# called after typing something, only lines starting with the typed text are
# returned. Very useful to get old commands quickly - in addition to the
# history commands (!..). Thanks to Mikachu in #zsh on Freenode (2010-01-17
# 12:47 CET) for the information how to a use function with bindkey.
zle -N zshrc-vi-history-beginning-search-backward
zshrc-vi-history-beginning-search-backward() {
    local not_at_beginning_of_line
    if [[ $CURSOR -ne 0 ]]; then
        not_at_beginning_of_line=yes
    fi

    zle history-beginning-search-backward

    # Start Vi-mode and stay at the same position (Vi-mode moves one left,
    # this counters it).
    zle vi-cmd-mode
    if [[ -n $not_at_beginning_of_line ]]; then
        zle vi-forward-char
    fi
}
bindkey '^P' zshrc-vi-history-beginning-search-backward
bindkey -a '^P' history-beginning-search-backward # binding for Vi-mode
# Here only Vi-mode is necessary as ^P enters Vi-mode and ^N only makes sense
# after calling ^P.
bindkey -a '^N' history-beginning-search-forward

# Enable incremental search which is especially useful when the string is an
# argument and not the command.
bindkey '^R' history-incremental-search-backward
# Also enable my usual use of Ctrl-P/Ctrl-N to get the previous/next matching
# history entry.
if [[ $ZSH_VERSION == (4.<4->*|<5->*) ]]; then
    bindkey -M isearch '^P' history-incremental-search-backward
    bindkey -M isearch '^N' history-incremental-search-forward
fi

# Automatically push cd-ed directories on the directory stack.
setopt autopushd
# Don't push duplicates on the directory stack.
setopt pushdignoredups
# Exchange the meaning of + and - when specifying a directory on the stack.
# This way cd -<Tab> lists the last used directory first, which is more
# natural because cd - goes to the last directory.
setopt pushdminus


# PROMPT SETTINGS

# Use colorized output, necessary for prompts and completions.
autoload -Uz colors && colors

# Necessary for $EPOCHSECONDS, the UNIX time.
zmodload zsh/datetime

# Some shortcuts for colors. The %{...%} tells zsh that the data in between
# doesn't need any space, necessary for correct prompt drawing.
local red="%{${fg[red]}%}"
local blue="%{${fg[blue]}%}"
local green="%{${fg[green]}%}"
local yellow="%{${fg[yellow]}%}"
local default="%{${fg[default]}%}"

# vcs_info was added in 4.3.9 but it works in earlier versions too. So load it
# if the necessary files are available in ~/.zsh/functions/vcs_info (often a
# symbolic link to current checkout of Zsh's sources).
if [[ $ZSH_VERSION == (4.3.<9->*|4.<4->*|<5->*) ||
      -d ~/.zsh/functions/vcs_info ]]; then
    # Update fpath to allow loading the vcs_info functions.
    if [[ -d ~/.zsh/functions/vcs_info ]]; then
       fpath=(~/.zsh/functions/vcs_info/
              ~/.zsh/functions/vcs_info/Backends
              $fpath)
    fi

    # Load vcs_info to display information about version control repositories.
    autoload -Uz vcs_info
    # Only look for certain VCS.
    zstyle ':vcs_info:*' enable git
    # Check the repository for changes so they can be used in %u/%c (see
    # below). This comes with a speed penalty for bigger repositories.
    zstyle ':vcs_info:*' check-for-changes yes

    # Set style of vcs_info display. The current branch (green) and VCS (blue)
    # is displayed. If there is an special action going on (merge, rebase)
    # it's also displayed (red). Also display if there are unstaged or staged
    # (%u/%c) changes.
    if [[ $ZSH_VERSION == (4.3.<11->*|4.<4->*|<5->*) ||
          -d ~/.zsh/functions/vcs_info ]]; then
        zstyle ':vcs_info:*' formats \
            "(${green}%b%u%c${default}:${blue}%s${default}%m)" \
            "${green}%u%c${default}"
        zstyle ':vcs_info:*' actionformats \
            "(${green}%b%u%c${default}/${red}%a${default}:${blue}%s${default}%m)" \
            "${green}%u%c${default}"
    else
        # In older versions %u and %c are not defined yet and are not
        # correctly expanded.
        zstyle ':vcs_info:*' formats \
            "(${green}%b${default}:${blue}%s${default})"
        zstyle ':vcs_info:*' actionformats \
            "(${green}%b${default}/${red}%a${default}:${blue}%s${default})"
    fi
    # Set style for formats/actionformats when unstaged (%u) and staged (%c)
    # changes are detected in the repository; check-for-changes must be set to
    # true for this to work. Thanks to Bart Trojanowski
    # (http://jukie.net/~bart/blog/pimping-out-zsh-prompt) for the idea
    # (2010-03-11 00:20 CET).
    zstyle ':vcs_info:*' unstagedstr '¹'
    zstyle ':vcs_info:*' stagedstr   '²'

    # Default to run vcs_info. If possible we prevent running it later for
    # speed reasons. If set to a non empty value vcs_info is run.
    zshrc_force_run_vcs_info=1

    # Cache system inspired by Bart Trojanowski
    # (http://jukie.net/~bart/blog/pimping-out-zsh-prompt).
    zstyle ':vcs_info:*+pre-get-data:*' hooks pre-get-data
    +vi-pre-get-data() {
        # Only Git and Mercurial support and need caching. Abort if any other
        # VCS is used.
        [[ "$vcs" != git && "$vcs" != hg ]] && return

        # If the shell just started up or we changed directories (or for other
        # custom reasons) we must run vcs_info.
        if [[ -n $zshrc_force_run_vcs_info ]]; then
            zshrc_force_run_vcs_info=
            return
        fi

        # Don't run vcs_info by default to speed up the shell.
        ret=1
        # If a git/hg command was run then run vcs_info as the status might
        # need to be updated.
        case "$(fc -ln $(($HISTCMD-1)))" in
            git* | g\ *)
                ret=0
                ;;
            hg*)
                ret=0
                ;;
        esac
    }

    # Display number of WIP stashes (this excludes manually named commits
    # which might be used for something else), thanks to
    # http://eseth.org/2010/git-in-zsh.html (viewed on 2013-04-27) for the
    # idea to display the stash count.
    function +vi-git-stashes() {
        if [[ -s ${hook_com[base]/.git/refs/stash} ]]; then
            local -a stashes
            # Thanks to Valodim in #zsh on Freenode (2013-07-01 14:14 CEST)
            # for the solution to "grep" the output with (M) and :#(...).
            stashes=( ${(M)${(f)"$(git stash list 2>/dev/null)"}:#(*WIP*)} )

            if [[ ${#stashes} -gt 0 ]]; then
                hook_com[misc]+=" ${yellow}${#stashes}s${default}"
            fi
        fi
    }

    # Apply hooks to Git.
    zstyle ':vcs_info:git*+set-message:*' hooks git-stashes

    # Must run vcs_info when changing directories.
    prompt_chpwd() {
        zshrc_force_run_vcs_info=1
    }
    chpwd_functions+=(prompt_chpwd)

    # Used by prompt code below to determine if vcs_info should be run.
    zshrc_use_vcs_info=1
else
    zshrc_use_vcs_info=
fi

typeset -a zshrc_longrun_data
zshrc_longrun_data=()
# Display runtime in seconds for long running programs (> 60 seconds) and send
# a bell to notify me.
zshrc_longrun_preexec() {
    local program="$3"

    # Handle fg.
    local REPLY
    zshrc_resolve_fg_to_resumed_job_name "$program"
    program="$REPLY"

    # Don't track the time for certain (possible) long running processes which
    # need no automatic notification.
    for ignore in elinks man mutt vim; do
        case $program in
            $ignore | $ignore\ *)
                zshrc_longrun_data=()
                return
                ;;
        esac
    done

    zshrc_longrun_data=("$program" $EPOCHSECONDS)
}
zshrc_longrun_precmd() {
    # No previous timestamp available or disabled for this command, ignore.
    if [[ -z $zshrc_longrun_data ]]; then
        return
    fi

    local difference=$(( EPOCHSECONDS - zshrc_longrun_data[2] ))
    if [[ $difference -gt 60 ]]; then
        echo
        echo -n "${fg[yellow]}"
        echo -n "~> ${(V)zshrc_longrun_data[1]} took $difference seconds."
        echo -n "${fg[default]}"
        echo    "\a" # send bell
    fi

    # Clear status. Prevents displaying old status information when pressing
    # enter with an empty command line.
    zshrc_longrun_data=()
}
preexec_functions+=(zshrc_longrun_preexec)
precmd_functions+=(zshrc_longrun_precmd)

# Set the prompt. A two line prompt is used. On the top left the current
# working directory is displayed, on the right vcs_info (if available) and the
# current time in hex. On the bottom left current user name and host is shown,
# the exit code of the last command if it wasn't 0, the number of running jobs
# if not 0.
#
# The prompt is in green and blue to make easily detectable, the error exit
# code in red and bold and the job count in yellow. Designed for dark
# terminals.
#
# Thanks to Adam's prompt for the basic idea of this prompt.
zshrc_prompt_precmd() {
    # Regex to remove elements which take no space. Used to calculate the
    # width of the top prompt. Thanks to Bart's and Adam's prompt code in
    # Functions/Prompts/prompt_*_setup.
    local zero='%([BSUbfksu]|([FB]|){*})'

    # Call vcs_info before every prompt.
    if [[ -n $zshrc_use_vcs_info ]]; then
        vcs_info
    else
        vcs_info_msg_0_=
        vcs_info_msg_1_=
    fi

    # Setup. Create variables holding the formatted content.

    # Current directory in yellow, truncated if necessary (WIDTH is replaced
    # below).
    local directory="${yellow}%WIDTH<..<%~%<<${default}"
    # Minimal information about the VCS, only displayed if there are
    # unstaged/staged changes.
    local vcs_staged="${vcs_info_msg_1_}"

    # Information about the VCS in this directory.
    local vcs="${vcs_info_msg_0_}"
    # Current time (seconds since epoch) in Hex in bright blue.
    local seconds="${blue}%B0x$(([##16] EPOCHSECONDS))%b${default}"

    # User name (%n) in bright green.
    local user="${green}%B%n%b${default}"
    # Host name (%m) in bright green; underlined if running on a remote system
    # through SSH.
    local host="${green}%B%m%b${default}"
    if [[ -n $SSH_CONNECTION ]]; then
        host="%U${host}%u"
    fi

    # Number of background processes in yellow if not zero.
    local background="%(1j.${yellow}%j${default}.)"
    # Exit code in bright red in parentheses if not zero.
    local exitcode="%(?..(${red}%B%?%b${default}%) )"
    # Prompt symbol, % for normal users, # in red for root.
    local symbol="%(!.${red}#${default}.%%)"

    # Prefix characters in first and second line.
    local top_prefix="${blue}%B.-%b${default}"
    local bottom_prefix="${blue}%B'%b${default}"

    # Combine them to create the prompt.

    local top_left="${vcs_staged}"
    local top_right="${vcs}(${seconds})"

    local width_top_prefix=${#${(S%%)top_prefix//$~zero/}}
    local width_top_left=${#${(S%%)top_left//$~zero/}}
    local width_top_right=${#${(S%%)top_right//$~zero/}}

    # Calculate the maximum width of ${top_left}. -2 are the braces of
    # ${top_left}, -1 is one separator from ${top_separator} (we want at least
    # one between left and right parts).
    local top_left_width_max=$((
        COLUMNS - $width_top_prefix
                - $width_top_left - 2
                - 1
                - $width_top_right
    ))
    # Truncate directory if necessary.
    top_left="(${directory/WIDTH/${top_left_width_max}})${top_left}"
    width_top_left=${#${(S%%)top_left//$~zero/}}

    # Calculate the width of the top prompt to fill the middle with "-".
    local width=$((
        COLUMNS - width_top_prefix - width_top_left - width_top_right
    ))
    local top_separator="%B${blue}${(l:${width}::-:)}%b${default}"

    PROMPT="${top_prefix}${top_left}${top_separator}${top_right}
${bottom_prefix}${user}@${host} ${background}${symbol} ${exitcode}"
}
precmd_functions+=(zshrc_prompt_precmd)


# When GNU screen, tmux, xterm or rxvt is used set the name of the window to
# the currently running program.
#
# When a program is started preexec() sets the window's name to it; when it
# stops precmd() resets the window's name to 'zsh'. 'fg' is supported and sets
# the window's name to the resumed job.
#
# It works with GNU screen, tmux, xterm and rxvt.
#
# If a command is run with sudo or if the shell is running as root then a ! is
# added at the beginning of the command to make this clear. If a command is
# running on a different computer with ssh a @ is added at the beginning. If
# screen/tmux is running on the remote machine instead of @screen @:hostname
# (or @tmux ..; hostname replaced by the machine's hostname) is displayed.
# This only works if the .zshrc on the server also uses this command.
#
# screen* is necessary as `screen` uses screen.linux for example for a linux
# console.
if [[ $TERM == screen* || $TERM == xterm* || $TERM == rxvt* ]]; then
    # Is set to a non empty value to reset the window name in the next
    # precmd() call.
    zshrc_window_reset=yes

    zshrc_window_preexec() {
        # Get the program name with its arguments.
        local program_name=$1

        # When sudo is used, use real program name instead, but with an
        # exclamation mark at the beginning (handled below).
        local program_sudo=
        if [[ $program_name == sudo* ]]; then
            program_name=${program_name#sudo }
            program_sudo=yes
        fi

        # Handle fg.
        local REPLY
        zshrc_resolve_fg_to_resumed_job_name "$program_name"
        program_name="$REPLY"

        # Remove all arguments from the program name.
        program_name=${program_name%% *}

        # Ignore often used commands which are only running for a very short
        # time. This prevents a "blinking" name when it's changed to "cd" for
        # example and then some milliseconds later back to "zsh".
        [[ $program_name == (cd*|d|ls|l|la|ll|clear|c) ]] && return

        # Change my shortcuts so the real name of the program is displayed.
        case $program_name in
            e)
                program_name=elinks
                ;;
            g)
                program_name=git
                ;;
            m)
                program_name=mutt
                ;;
            v)
                program_name=vim
                ;;
        esac

        # Add an exclamation mark at the beginning if running with sudo or if
        # running zsh as root.
        if [[ -n $program_sudo || $UID -eq 0 ]]; then
            program_name=!$program_name
        fi

        # Add an at mark at the beginning if running through ssh on a
        # different computer.
        if [[ -n $SSH_CONNECTION ]]; then
            program_name="@$program_name"

            # If screen is running in SSH then display "@:hostname" as title
            # in the term/outer screen.
            if [[ $program_name == @screen || $program_name == @tmux ]]; then
                program_name="@:${HOST//.*/}"
            # Use "@:!hostname" for root screens.
            elif [[ $program_name == @!screen || $program_name == @!tmux ]]; then
                program_name="@:!${HOST//.*/}"
            fi
        fi

        # Set the window name to the currently running program.
        zshrc_window_title "$program_name"

        # Tell precmd() to reset the window name when the program stops.
        zshrc_window_reset=yes
    }

    zshrc_window_precmd() {
        # Abort if no window name reset is necessary.
        [[ -z $zshrc_window_reset ]] && return

        # Reset the window name to 'zsh'.
        local name=zsh
        # If the function was called with an argument then reset the window
        # name to '.zsh' (used by clear alias).
        if [[ -n $1 ]]; then
            name=.zsh
        fi

        # Prepend prefixes like in zshrc_window_preexec().
        if [[ $UID -eq 0 ]]; then
            name="!$name"
        fi
        if [[ -n $SSH_CONNECTION ]]; then
            name="@$name"
        fi
        zshrc_window_title $name

        # Just reset the name, so no screen reset necessary for the moment.
        zshrc_window_reset=
    }

    # Sets the window title. Works with GNU screen, tmux (which uses screen as
    # TERM), xterm and rxvt. (V) escapes all non-printable characters, thanks
    # to Mikachu in #zsh on Freenode (2010-08-07 17:09 CEST).
    if [[ $TERM == screen* ]]; then
        zshrc_window_title() {
            print -n "\ek${(V)1}\e\\"
        }
    elif [[ $TERM == xterm* || $TERM == rxvt* ]]; then
        zshrc_window_title() {
            print -n "\e]2;${(V)1}\e\\"
        }
    else
        # Fallback if another TERM is used.
        zshrc_window_title() { }
    fi

    # Add the preexec() and precmd() hooks.
    preexec_functions+=(zshrc_window_preexec)
    precmd_functions+=(zshrc_window_precmd)
else
    # Fallback if another TERM is used, necessary to run screen (see below in
    # "RUN COMMANDS").
    zshrc_window_preexec() { }
fi


# COMPLETION SETTINGS

# Load the complist module which provides additional features to completion
# lists (coloring, scrolling).
zmodload zsh/complist
# Use new completion system, store dumpfile in ~/.zsh/cache to prevent
# cluttering of ~/. $fpath must be set before calling this. Thanks to Adlai in
# #zsh on Freenode (2009-08-07 21:05 CEST) for reminding me of the $fpath
# problem.
autoload -Uz compinit && compinit -d ~/.zsh/cache/zcompdump

# Use cache to speed up some slow completions (dpkg, perl modules, etc.).
zstyle ':completion:*' use-cache yes
zstyle ':completion:*' cache-path ~/.zsh/cache

# Let the completion system handle all completions, including expanding of
# shell wildcards (which is handled by other shell mechanisms if the default
# expand-or-complete is used).
bindkey '^I' complete-word
# If there are multiple matches after pressing <Tab> always display them
# immediately without requiring another <Tab>. a<Tab> completes to aa and
# lists aaa, aab, aac as possible completions if the directory contains aaa,
# aab, aac, bbb instead of only completing to aa.
setopt nolistambiguous
# Support completions in the middle of a word, without this option zsh jumps
# to the end of the word before the completion process begins. Is required for
# the _prefix completer.
setopt completeinword

zstyle ':completion:::::' completer \
    _expand _complete _prefix _ignored _approximate

# Match specification to be tried when completing items. Each group ('...') is
# tried after another if no matches were found, once matches are found no
# other groups are tried. Thanks to Mikachu in #zsh on Freenode (2012-08-28
# 18:48 CEST) for explanations.
#
# When matching also include the uppercase variant of typed characters
# ('m:{a-z}={A-Z}'); using '' before this group would try the unmodified match
# first, but I prefer to get all matches immediately (e.g. if Makefile and
# makefile exist in the current directory echo m<tab> matches both, with '' it
# would only match makefile because it found one match). This allows typing in
# lowercase most of the time and completion fixes the case, which is faster.
#
# Don't perform these fixes in _approximate to prevent it from changing the
# input too much. Thanks to the book "From Bash to Z Shell" page 249.
zstyle ':completion:*:(^approximate):*' matcher-list 'm:{a-z}={A-Z}'

# Allow one mistake per three characters. Thanks to the book "From Bash to Z
# Shell" page 248.
zstyle -e ':completion:*:approximate:*' max-errors \
    'reply=( $(( ($#PREFIX + $#SUFFIX) / 3 )) )'

# Expand shell wildcards to all matching files after <Tab>. echo *<Tab>
# results in a b c if the directory contains the files a, b, c. Thanks to the
# book "From Bash to Z Shell" page 246.
zstyle ':completion:*:expand:*' tag-order all-expansions
# Keep prefixes unexpanded if possible: $HOME/<Tab> doesn't expand $HOME,
# while $HOME<Tab> does.
zstyle ':completion:*:expand:*' keep-prefix yes

# When completing multiple path components display all matching ambiguous
# components. For example /u/s/d/r/README<Tab> lists all matching READMEs
# instead of just the matching paths up to the r/ component. Can be slow if
# there are many matching files.
zstyle ':completion:*' list-suffixes yes

# Use ls-like colors for completions.
zstyle ':completion:*' list-colors ${(s.:.)LS_COLORS}

# Make completion lists scrollable so "do you wish to see all n possibilities"
# is no longer displayed. Display current position in percent (%p).
zstyle ':completion:*:default' list-prompt '%p'
# Display group name (%d) (like 'external command', 'alias', etc.), in bold.
# Also display a message if _approximate found errors and no matches were
# found.
zstyle ':completion:*'             format '    %B%d%b:'
zstyle ':completion:*:corrections' format '    %B%d%b (errors: %e)'
zstyle ':completion:*:warnings'    format '    %Bno matches for %d%b'
# Display different types of matches separately.
zstyle ':completion:*' group-name ''

# Separate man pages by section.
zstyle ':completion:*' separate-sections yes

# Don't draw trailing / in bold (new in zsh 4.3.11). Thanks to Mikachu in #zsh
# on Freenode for the fix (2010-12-17 13:46 CET).
zle_highlight=(suffix:none)

# Ignore completion functions.
zstyle ':completion:*:functions' ignored-patterns '_*'
# Ignore parent directory.
zstyle ':completion:*:(cd|mv|cp):*' ignore-parents parent pwd
# Always complete file names only once in the current line. This makes it easy
# to complete multiple file names because I can just press tab to get all
# possible values. Otherwise I would have to skip the first value again and
# again. Thanks to Mikachu in #zsh on Freenode (2011-08-11 14:42 CEST) for the
# hint to use other. other is necessary so prefix<Tab> lists both prefix and
# prefixrest if the directory contains prefix and prefixrest.
zstyle ':completion:*:all-files' ignore-line other
# Except for mv and cp, because I often want to use to similar names, so I
# complete to the same and change it.
zstyle ':completion:*:(mv|cp):all-files' ignore-line no

# Don't complete ./config.* files, this makes running ./configure much
# simpler. Thanks to Nomexous in #zsh on Freenode (2010-03-16 01:54 CET)
zstyle ':completion:*:*:-command-:*' ignored-patterns './config.*'
# Don't complete unwanted files with Vim. Thanks to Nomexous in #zsh on
# Freenode (2010-06-06 04:54 CEST). See below for a way to complete them.
zstyle ':completion:*:*:vim:*:all-files' ignored-patterns \
    '*.aux' '*.log' '*.pdf' \
    '*.class'

# Provide a fallback completer which always completes files. Useful when Zsh's
# completion is too "smart". Thanks to Frank Terbeck <ft@bewatermyfriend.org>
# (http://www.zsh.org/mla/users/2009/msg01038.html).
zle -C complete-files complete-word _generic
zstyle ':completion:complete-files:*' completer _files
bindkey '^F' complete-files

# Completion for my wrapper scripts
compdef slocate=locate
compdef srsync=rsync
compdef srsync-incremental=rsync
compdef svalgrind=valgrind


# CUSTOM ALIASES AND FUNCTIONS

# If ^C is pressed while typing a command, add it to the history so it can be
# easily retrieved later and then abort like ^C normally does. This is useful
# when I want to abort an command to do something in between and then finish
# typing the command.
#
# Thanks to Vadim Zeitlin <vz-zsh@zeitlins.org> for a fix (--) so lines
# starting with - don't cause errors; and to Nadav Har'El
# <nyh@math.technion.ac.il> for a fix (-r) to handle whitespace/quotes
# correctly, both on the Zsh mailing list.
TRAPINT() {
    # Don't store this line in history if histignorespace is enabled and the
    # line starts with a space.
    if [[ -o histignorespace && ${BUFFER[1]} = " " ]]; then
        return $1
    fi

    # Store the current buffer in the history.
    zle && print -s -r -- $BUFFER

    # Return the default exit code so Zsh aborts the current command.
    return $1
}

# Load aliases and similar functions also used by other shells.
if [[ -f ~/.shell/aliases ]]; then
    . ~/.shell/aliases
fi

# Make sure aliases are expanded when using sudo.
alias sudo='sudo '

# Global aliases for often used redirections.
alias -g E='2>&1'
alias -g N='>/dev/null'
alias -g EN='2>/dev/null'
alias -g L='2>&1 | less'
alias -g LS='2>&1 | less -S' # -S prevents wrapping of long lines
alias -g D='2>&1 | colordiff | less'
# Global aliases for often used commands.
alias -g A='| awk'
alias -g G='| grep'
alias -g H='| head'
alias -g P='| perl'
alias -g S='| sort'
alias -g T='| tail'
alias -g U='| uniq'

# Make going up directories simple.
alias -g ...='../..'
alias -g ....='../../..'
alias -g .....='../../../..'

# If the window naming feature is used (see above) then use ".zsh" (leading
# dot) as title name after running clear so it's clear to me that the window
# is empty. I open so much windows that I don't know in which I have something
# important. This helps me to remember which windows are empty (I run clear
# after I finished my work in a window).
if [[ -n $zshrc_window_reset ]]; then
    alias clear='clear; zshrc_window_reset=yes; zshrc_window_precmd reset'
fi


# CUSTOM COMMANDS

# Display all branches (except stash) in gitk but only 200 commits as this is
# much faster. Also put in the background and disown. Thanks to drizzd in #git
# on Freenode (2010-04-03 17:55 CEST).
(( $+commands[gitk] )) && gitk() {
    command gitk --max-count=200 --branches --remotes --tags "$@" &
    disown %command
}
# Same for tig (except the disown part as it's no GUI program).
(( $+commands[tig] )) && tig() {
    command tig --max-count=200 --branches --remotes --tags "$@"
}

# Pipe output through less.
(( $+commands[tree] )) && tree() {
    command tree -C "$@" | less
}

# Choose the "best" PDF viewer available: xpdf, then zathura (in the past
# zathura was preferred, but recent versions are completely broken: still no
# working search and no page-wise scrolling anymore). Also setup completion
# for `pdf`.
if (( $+commands[xpdf] )); then
    pdf() {
        command xpdf "$@" 2>/dev/null &
        disown %command
    }
    compdef _xpdf pdf
elif (( $+commands[zathura] )); then
    pdf() {
        command zathura "$@" 2>/dev/null &
        disown %command
    }
    # No completion for zathura yet.
    compdef _xpdf pdf
fi

# Better viewer for info pages .. just pipe everything into less.
info() {
    command info "$@" 2>/dev/null | less
}


# OS SPECIFIC SETTINGS

if [[ $OSTYPE == linux* ]]; then
    # Settings when creating Debian packages.
    export DEBEMAIL=simon@ruderich.org
    export DEBFULLNAME='Simon Ruderich'
fi


# LOAD ADDITIONAL CONFIGURATION FILES

# Configuration options for rc.local.

# Multiplexer to use. By default GNU screen is used. Possible values: screen,
# tmux and empty (no multiplexer).
zshrc_use_multiplexer=screen
# Additional arguments for fortune.
zshrc_fortune_arguments=()

source_config ~/.zsh/rc.local


# RUN COMMANDS

# Make sure the multiplexer is available. Otherwise the exec terminates our
# session.
if [[ -n $zshrc_use_multiplexer ]]; then
    if ! (( $+commands[$zshrc_use_multiplexer] )); then
        echo "Multiplexer '$zshrc_use_multiplexer' not found." >&2
        zshrc_use_multiplexer=
    fi
fi

# If not already in screen or tmux, reattach to a running session or create a
# new one. This also starts screen/tmux on a remote server when connecting
# through ssh.
if [[ $TERM != dumb && $TERM != linux && -z $STY && -z $TMUX ]]; then
    # Get running detached sessions.
    if [[ $zshrc_use_multiplexer = screen ]]; then
        session=$(screen -list | grep 'Detached' | awk '{ print $1; exit }')
    elif [[ $zshrc_use_multiplexer = tmux ]]; then
        session=$(tmux list-sessions 2>/dev/null \
                  | sed '/(attached)$/ d; s/^\([0-9]\{1,\}\).*$/\1/; q')
    fi

    # As we exec later we have to set the title here.
    if [[ $zshrc_use_multiplexer = screen ]]; then
        zshrc_window_preexec screen
    elif [[ $zshrc_use_multiplexer = tmux ]]; then
        zshrc_window_preexec tmux
    fi

    # Create a new session if none is running.
    if [[ -z $session ]]; then
        if [[ $zshrc_use_multiplexer = screen ]]; then
            exec screen
        elif [[ $zshrc_use_multiplexer = tmux ]]; then
            exec tmux
        fi
    # Reattach to a running session.
    else
        if [[ $zshrc_use_multiplexer = screen ]]; then
            exec screen -r $session
        elif [[ $zshrc_use_multiplexer = tmux ]]; then
            exec tmux attach-session -t $session
        fi
    fi
fi

# Colorize stderr in bold red. Very useful when looking for errors.
if [[ $LD_PRELOAD != *libcoloredstderr.so* ]]; then
    # coloredstderr found, use it.
    if [[ -f ~/.zsh/libcoloredstderr.so ]]; then
        export LD_PRELOAD="$HOME/.zsh/libcoloredstderr.so:$LD_PRELOAD"
        export COLORED_STDERR_FDS=2,
        export COLORED_STDERR_PRE=$'\033[91m' # bright red
        export COLORED_STDERR_IGNORED_BINARIES=/usr/bin/tset
    # Use the fallback solution.
    #
    # Thanks to http://gentoo-wiki.com/wiki/Zsh for the basic script and
    # Mikachu in #zsh on Freenode (2010-03-07 04:03 CET) for some improvements
    # (-r, printf). It's not yet perfect and doesn't work with su and git for
    # example, but it can handle most interactive output quite well (even with
    # no trailing new line) and in cases it doesn't work, the E alias can be
    # used as workaround.
    #
    # Moved in the "run commands" section to prevent one unnecessary zsh
    # process when starting GNU screen/tmux (see above).
    else
        exec 2>>(while read -r -k -u 0 line; do
            printf '\e[91m%s\e[0m' "$line"
            print -n $'\0'
        done &)
    fi
fi

# Display possible log messages from ~/.xinitrc (if `xmessage` wasn't
# installed). No race condition as xinitrc has finished before a shell is
# executed and only one shell is started on login.
if [[ -f ~/.xinitrc.errors ]]; then
    echo "${fg_bold[red]}xinitrc failed!${fg_bold[default]}"
    echo
    cat ~/.xinitrc.errors
    rm ~/.xinitrc.errors
    echo
fi

# Run the following programs every 4 hours (and when zsh starts).
PERIOD=14400
periodic() {
    # Display fortunes.
    (( $+commands[fortune] )) && fortune -ac "${zshrc_fortune_arguments[@]}"
    # Display reminders.
    (( $+commands[rem] )) && [[ -f ~/.reminders ]] && rem -h
}


# RESTART SETTINGS

zmodload -F zsh/stat b:zstat

# Remember startup time. Used to perform automatic restarts when ~/.zshrc is
# modified.
zshrc_startup_time=$EPOCHSECONDS

# Automatically restart Zsh if ~/.zshrc was modified.
zshrc_restart_precmd() {
    local stat
    if ! zstat -A stat +mtime ~/.zshrc; then
        return
    fi

    # ~/.zshrc wasn't modified, nothing to do.
    if [[ $stat -le $zshrc_startup_time ]]; then
        return
    fi

    local startup
    strftime -s startup '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S' "$zshrc_startup_time"

    echo -n "${fg[magenta]}"
    echo -n "~/.zshrc modified since startup ($startup) ... "
    echo -n "${fg[default]}"

    if [[ -n $zshrc_disable_restart ]]; then
        echo 'automatic restart disabled.'
        return
    fi

    # Don't exec if we have background processes because execing will let us
    # lose control over them.
    if [[ ${#${(k)jobstates}} -ne 0 ]]; then
        echo 'active background jobs!'
        return
    fi

    # Try to start a new interactive shell. If it fails, something is wrong.
    # Don't kill our current session by execing it.
    zsh -i -c 'exit 42'
    if [[ $? -ne 42 ]]; then
        echo -n "${fg_bold[red]}"
        echo 'failed to start new zsh!'
        echo -n "${fg_bold[default]}"
        return
    fi

    echo 'restarting zsh.'
    echo

    exec zsh
}
precmd_functions+=(zshrc_restart_precmd)


source_debug '. ~/.zsh/rc (done)'

# vim: ft=zsh