# $Id: .zshenv,v 1.4 2000/08/08 22:19:51 vogelke Exp $
# Set up environment variables under zsh.

# Environment settings are contained in ~/.envrc, using a generic
# format that any type of shell can read.  Use eset to read this
# file and set variables accordingly.
#
# Some people insist on setting their PATH here to affect things
# like ssh.  Those that do should probably use $SHLVL to ensure
# that this only happens the first time the shell is started (to
# avoid overriding a customized environment).  Also, the various
# profile/rc/login files all get sourced *after* this file, so they
# will override this value.  One solution is to put your path-setting
# code into a file named .zpath, and source it from both here (if
# we're not a login shell) and from the .zprofile file (which is
# only sourced if we are a login shell).

if [[ $SHLVL == 1 ]]; then
    test -f $HOME/bin/buildenv && $HOME/bin/buildenv
    test -f $HOME/.envrc.sh    && source $HOME/.envrc.sh
fi

# Set time for periodic function
export PERIOD=60

# Set the default column length for "fmt".
export FMTWIDTH=74

# Key bindings for "calc".
export CALCBINDINGS="$HOME/.calckeys"

# Set EXINIT directly, so no file has to be read to start vi.
export EXINIT="set autowrite\
| set autoindent\
| set noremap\
| set redraw\
| set timeout\
| set wm=2\
| set writeany\
| set shell=/bin/sh\
| set directory=/tmp\
| map   Ox k\
| map   Or j\
| map   Ov l\
| map   Ot h\
| map   \`   D\
| map   ;   >>\
| map   =   <<\
| map   ,   :set nonumber
\
| map   g   \
| map   v   :'a,.!fmt
\
| map   V   {ma}:'a,.!fmt
\
| map   [   oi
/*
 *	
*/
kkA\
| map   q   z.\
| map   E   :r /usr/local/lib/vi/vi.scan
\
| map!  ti' :r!date
kJ28la\
"