One ~/.env to rule them all (and a proper $PATH in zsh, finally).

It turns out that you can't name your own variable `path`. It just
starts acting weird. So `p` it is for now and everyone is happy (kind
of).

Also, [pandoc](http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/) compiled again!

.bashrc

@@ -33,15 +33,4 @@ ds() { du -ch $@ | tail -n1; }
# bash-completion for sudo
complete -cf sudo
for path in .bin .cabal ruby-1.9.4dev erlang-git ~/.lang_*; do
	if [ -d "$HOME/$path/bin" ]; then
		bindir="$HOME/$path/bin"
	elif [ -d "$path/bin" ]; then
		bindir="$path/bin"
	else
		bindir="$HOME/$path"
	fi
	PATH="$bindir:$PATH"
done
. $HOME/.env

.env

@@ -15,3 +15,14 @@ export HISTIGNORE HISTCONTROL HISTSIZE=1000000
export TODO="$HOME/d/todo"
export XDG_AUR_HOME=$HOME/Downloads/aur
export TZ="Europe/Berlin"
for p in .bin .cabal ruby-1.9.4dev erlang-git ~/.lang_*; do
	if [ -d "$HOME/$p/bin" ]; then
		bindir="$HOME/$p/bin"
	elif [ -d "$p/bin" ]; then
		bindir="$p/bin"
	else
		bindir="$HOME/$p"
	fi
	PATH="$bindir:$PATH"
done

.zshrc

@@ -41,3 +41,5 @@ bindkey $terminfo[kend]  end-of-line
bindkey $terminfo[khome] beginning-of-line
bindkey $terminfo[kdch1] delete-char
bindkey  history-incremental-search-backward
source ~/.env