#!/bin/zsh

#

# This file, .zshenv, is the first file sourced by zsh for EACH shell, whether

# it's interactive or not.

# This includes non-interactive sub-shells!

# So, put as little in this file as possible, to avoid performance impact.

#

# Note: The shebang #!/bin/zsh is strictly necessary for executable scripts

# only, but without it, you might not always get correct syntax highlighting

# when viewing the code.

# Tell zsh where to look for our dotfiles.

# By default, Zsh will look for dotfiles in $HOME (and find this file), but

# once $ZDOTDIR is defined, it will start looking in that dir instead.

# ${X:=Y} specifies a default value Y to use for parameter X, if X has not been

# set or is null. This will actually create X, if necessary, and assign the

# value to it.

# To set a default value that is returned *without* setting X, use ${X:-Y}

# As in other shells, ~ expands to $HOME _at the beginning of a value only._

ZDOTDIR=${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:=~/.config}/zsh