ohmyzsh/plugins/profiles/profiles.plugin.zsh

# You will probably want to list this plugin as the first in your .zshrc.

# This will look for a custom profile for the local machine and each domain or
# subdomain it belongs to. (e.g. com, example.com and foo.example.com)
parts=(${(s:.:)HOST})
for i in {${#parts}..1}; do
  profile=${(j:.:)${parts[$i,${#parts}]}}
  file=$ZSH_CUSTOM/profiles/$profile
  if [ -f $file ]; then
    source $file
  fi
done
Add new profiles plugin. Depending on the machine you're logged into, you may want to use specific configuration. Add 'profiles' to your list of plugin will try to find a profile for the local machine and each (sub)domain it belongs to. 2013-01-30 05:16:26 -08:00			`# You will probably want to list this plugin as the first in your .zshrc.`

			`# This will look for a custom profile for the local machine and each domain or`
			`# subdomain it belongs to. (e.g. com, example.com and foo.example.com)`
Fixes the profiles-plugin An error was introduced with 7f75bb9, which uses special vars. This is the fix. 2014-11-07 10:47:27 +01:00			`parts=(${(s:.:)HOST})`
Add new profiles plugin. Depending on the machine you're logged into, you may want to use specific configuration. Add 'profiles' to your list of plugin will try to find a profile for the local machine and each (sub)domain it belongs to. 2013-01-30 05:16:26 -08:00			`for i in {${#parts}..1}; do`
			`profile=${(j:.:)${parts[$i,${#parts}]}}`
			`file=$ZSH_CUSTOM/profiles/$profile`
			`if [ -f $file ]; then`
			`source $file`
			`fi`
			`done`