alias p=\$PAGER
alias e=\$EDITOR
alias se=sudoedit
+alias syncwatch='sync & watch -d grep -Fe Dirty: -e Writeback: /proc/meminfo'
# be paranoid
alias cp='cp -ip'
alias mv='mv -i'
## py venv
alias va='source bin/activate'
alias vd=deactivate
+alias vu="python3 -mvenv --upgrade"
+alias svu="sudo python3 -mvenv --upgrade"
## git
alias g=git
alias gd='git diff'
}
alias cd..=up
## dotfiles
-alias dfu=' function {
- local d=${$(echo -E - ~/.zshenv):P:h:h}
- local -x GIT_DIR=$d/.git GIT_WORK_TREE=$d
+alias dfu='function {
+ pushd -q ${$(echo -E - ~/.zshenv):P:h:h}
git pull &&
git submodule init &&
git submodule sync &&
git submodule update
+ popd -q
}'
## nocorrect
# zsh doesnt really handle sudo very well, so ignore it
### hooks
autoload -Uz add-zsh-hook
-_sev_exectime=
+typeset -gi _sev_exectime
function sev_preexec {
# change terminal title to show command
print -n "\e]2;$(print -P '%#')${SSH_CLIENT+$USER@$HOST:}$1\e\\"