* Command to activate virtualenvs on changing directory
Enables automatic activation of a virtualenv when jumping into a directory
This is done by looking in the current directory for a file or directory
named `.venv`. If it's not found in the current directory its parents will
also be examined. `.venv` can be either:
1. A file containing the name of a virtualenv found in $WORKON_HOME
2. A directory containing bin/activate (meaning that the directory is
assumed to be a virtualenv.)
If $WORKON_HOME is set it is assumed that virtualenvwrapper is installed
and the `workon` command will be issued.
Multiplexer titles can be set independent of window and tab titles.
Add auto-title always option to have dynamic titling inside terminal
multiplexers. Setting auto-title to yes continues to ignore dynamic
titling inside terminal multiplexers.
This patch should not alter behavior under Apple terminals.
Debian based systems have `lesspipe`, without '.sh' suffix.
Since `$commands` is an associative array, we do index search and set
the input preprocessor on first match.
Only set up environment for the top-level shell, and allow it to be
inherited normally.
A top level shell is usually a login shell, but can also be a
non-interactive, non-login shell in certain cases, such as when
executing an SSH remote command.
Signed-off-by: Sorin Ionescu <sorin.ionescu@gmail.com>
Setting the auto-start 'remote' and 'local' zstyles for the screen and
tmux modules to 'true' automatically starts a session in SSH connections
and in local terminals respectively.
Signed-off-by: Sorin Ionescu <sorin.ionescu@gmail.com>
The detection of lesspipe.sh has to be done after setting PATH as it
could be installed in a non-standard bin directory. For example,
Homebrew installs lesspipe in /usr/local.
Setting environment variables for launchd processes is unreliable.
Finder and all Finder launched programs have to be restarted for the
new environment variables to take effect.
Alexander Neumann