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Subject: re:  lazy auto-loading of functions
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Alan Watson <alan@oldp.astro.wisc.edu> writes:
  Jealous of Paul Haahr's beautiful implementation of lazy auto-loading of
  functions in es, I tried to do something similar in rc . . .
  This is just what you need for those rarely used but sometimes essential
  functions.

I'm just curious. If it's seldom used, then speed shouldn't matter that
much. Why not just use a shell script if you are concerned about env bloat?