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From: TJ Luoma <tj@luo.ma>
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Subject: source ~/dir/*.zsh
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I have split my .zshenv into a bunch of different files which all end
with different suffixes. For example, functions are called "foo.f.zsh"
or "bar.f.zsh"

My idea was to put them all into a special directory and then source
them like so in ~/.zshenv

      source ~/dir/*.f.zsh

But that doesn't seem to work.

I'm not getting any errors, it just doesn't seem to actually do anything.

So I need some sort of setopt or other setting to make this work?

TjL