.kshrc

# ~/.kshrc
# mountaineerbr


[[ -e ~/.rc ]] && . ~/.rc

set -o emacs

set -o multiline

PS1='$? ${HOSTNAME}:${PWD##*/} % '


##Set in /etc/environment or /etc/profile
##ENV is .kshrc only when the shell is invoked in an interactive context,
##and empty for a script, thanks to the array indexing based on the value of $-.
#ENVFILE=$HOME/.kshrc
#export ENVFILE
#ENV='${ENVFILE[(_=1)+(_$-=0)-_${-%%*i*}]}'
#export ENV
##https://groups.google.com/g/comp.unix.shell/c/m7mY8fp69Fc


# /etc/skel
# This file contains examples of some of the things you may want to
# include in a user startup file.

# Set the shell options
set -o emacs -o notify -o globstar
[[ -o nobackslashctrl ]] && set -o nobackslashctrl
[[ -o globcasedetect ]] && set -o globcasedetect
#[[ -o noarrowkeysearch ]] && set -o noarrowkeysearch

# Specify search path for autoloadable functions
FPATH=/usr/share/ksh/functions:~/.func

# Optional: Autoload functions installed with ksh
#autoload autocd
#autoload man
#autoload dirs
#autoload pushd
#autoload popd

# Optional: Set the precision of the time keyword to six and use %C
#((.sh.version >= 20220606)) && TIMEFORMAT=$'\nreal\t%6lR\ncpu\t%6lC'

# Optional: Avoid certain file types in completion
#FIGNORE='@(*.o|~*)'

# Save more commands in history
HISTSIZE=2000
#HISTEDIT=$EDITOR

## Remove the problematic default 'r' alias (this is only
## done when it's safe, as old versions of ksh can crash
## after 'unalias r').
##((.sh.version >= 20220806)) && unalias r

# Below is a basic example that provides extra tilde expansions
if ((.sh.version >= 20210318)) && [[ $(id -u) != 0 ]]; then
	.sh.tilde.get()
	{
		case ${.sh.tilde} in
		'~docs')   .sh.tilde=~/Documents ;;
		'~dls')    .sh.tilde=~/Downloads ;;
		'~share')  .sh.tilde=~/.local/share ;;
		esac
	}
fi

## Associative array containing a set of RGB color codes.
## Terminals emulators with support for wide color ranges
## can take better advantage of this.
#typeset -A color=(
#	[bright_lavender]=$'\E[38;2;191;148;228m'
#	[red]=$'\E[38;2;255;0;0m'
#	[cyan_process]=$'\E[38;2;0;183;235m'
#	[ultramarine_blue]=$'\E[38;2;65;102;245m'
#	[reset]=$'\E[0m'
#	# Some extra examples
#	#[start_title]=$'\E]0;'
#	#[bell]=$'\a'
#	#[underline]=$'\E[4m'
#	#[spaced_dots]=$'\E[4:5m'
#)
#
## Get the effective user ID now to avoid running id(1) every time $PS1 is printed
#integer euid=$(id -u)
#
#PS1.get()
#{
#	ret=$?  # Workaround $? bug in ksh < 2021-03-16 (cf. https://github.com/ksh93/ksh/pull/226)
#
#	pwd=$(pwd 2>/dev/null)
#	case ${pwd} in
#		~)		pwd='~' ;;
#		~docs)		pwd='~docs' ;;
#		~dls)		pwd='~dls' ;;
#		~share)		pwd='~share' ;;
#		'')		pwd="${color[red]}No pwd found" ;;
#		/)		;;  # Do nothing
#		*)		pwd=${pwd##*/} ;;
#	esac
#	if ((euid == 0)); then
#		.sh.value='${color[bright_lavender]}${pwd} ${color[red]}#${color[reset]} '
#	else
#		.sh.value='${color[ultramarine_blue]}${pwd} ${color[cyan_process]}\$${color[reset]} '
#	fi
#
#	return $ret
#}