# ZSH aliases
#
# $Revision: 2.3 $ $Date: 2019-01-30 01:17:03-05 $
# $UUID: e48296ef-9f9d-5109-b1fe-1951495cefbf $

alias 1='%1'
alias 2='%2'
alias 3='%3'
alias 4='%4'
alias 5='%5'
alias 6='%6'
alias 7='%7'
alias 8='%8'
alias 9='%9'

alias today='cd ~/today && cwd'
alias friday='cd ~/friday && cwd'
alias monday='cd ~/monday && cwd'
alias saturday='cd ~/saturday && cwd'
alias sunday='cd ~/sunday && cwd'
alias thursday='cd ~/thursday && cwd'
alias tuesday='cd ~/tuesday && cwd'
alias wednesday='cd ~/wednesday && cwd'
alias yesterday='cd ~/yesterday && cwd'
alias tomorrow='cd ~/tomorrow && cwd'

alias a='agenda'
alias back='cd "$current"'
alias cp='nocorrect cp'       # no spelling correction on cp
alias fix='source ~/.termrc.xterm'
alias history='fc -l 1'
alias j='jobs -dl'
alias mkdir='nocorrect mkdir' # no spelling correction on mkdir
alias mv='nocorrect mv'       # no spelling correction on mv
alias rh='rehash'
alias unsetenv=unset
alias z='suspend'

# number conversions - brian d foy
alias d2h="perl -e 'printf qq|%X\n|, int( shift )'"
alias h2d="perl -e 'printf qq|%d\n|, hex( shift )'"

# replace run-help alias with home-grown version
unalias run-help
alias run-help=zman

# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
# THINGS WE DON'T WANT
# the builtin pwd prints the symbolic link instead of the real directory
disable pwd

# I use scripts called "r", "which", and "mx".
# To make .zcompdump have them use _files instead of their default:
#   me% compdef _files r
#   me% compdef _files mx
#   me% compdump

disable r
test -x "/bin/gwhich" || disable which
