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Re: who ate my .zshrc and .zcompdump ? Wanting to put all my .zsh files in one place.

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From: Martin Richter <lawn.mower@xxxxxx>
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Subject: Re: who ate my .zshrc and .zcompdump ? Wanting to put all my .zsh files in one place.
Date: Fri, 23 Dec 2016 22:23:23 +0100
Cc: shirish शिरीष <shirishag75@xxxxxxxxx>
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Hi,

> This should have copied .zshrc and .zcompdump files to .zsh BUT
>
> /home/shirish/.zsh $ ls -lh
> total 0

`ls -a` should show you also the dot files. Example:

% cd /tmp
% touch .foo
% mkdir .bar
% mv .foo .bar
% ls -lh ./.bar
total 0

# No .foo there? ... wait!

% ls -a ./.bar
.  ..  .foo

# Ah, there it is!

HTH,
M.

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- who ate my .zshrc and .zcompdump ? Wanting to put all my .zsh files in one place.
  - From: shirish शिरीष

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