zimfw/templates/zlogin

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#
# startup file read in interactive login shell
# not run again in subsuquent shells
#
# The following code helps us by optimizing the existing framework.
# This includes zcompile, zcompdump, etc. Options can be adjusted in .zimrc
#
# Function to determine the need of a zcompile. If the .zwc file
# does not exist, or the base file is newer, we need to compile.
local zcompare() {
if [[ -s ${1} && ( ! -s ${1}.zwc || ${1} -nt ${1}.zwc) ]]; then
# needs zcomplie
zcompile ${1}
return 0
else
# no need to zcompile
return 1
fi
}
# These jobs are asynchronous, and will not impact the interactive shell
{
# First, we will zcompile the completion cache, if it exists. Siginificant speedup.
zcompare ${ZDOTDIR:-$HOME}/.zcompdump
# Next, we should zcomplie the 'heavy' modules where possible.
# This includes syntax-highlighting and completion.
# Other modules may be added to this list at a later date.
function {
# use of anonymous function for setopt extended_glob
local zim=${ZDOTDIR:-$HOME}/.zim
setopt EXTENDED_GLOB
#
# syntax-highlighting zcompile
#
if [[ -d ${zim}/modules/syntax-highlighting/external/highlighters ]]; then
# compile the highlighters
for file in ${zim}/modules/syntax-highlighting/external/highlighters/**/*.zsh; do
zcompare ${file}
done
# compile the main file
zcompare ${zim}/modules/syntax-highlighting/external/zsh-syntax-highlighting.zsh
fi
#
# zsh-histery-substring-search zcompile
#
if [[ -s ${zim}/modules/zsh-history-substring-search/external/zsh-history-substring-search.zsh ]]; then
zcompare ${zim}/modules/zsh-history-substring-search/external/zsh-history-substring-search.zsh
fi
}
} &!
unfunction zcompare