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# -*- shell-script -*-
# Runtime session-configuration script for BASh.

# Source the configuration-bootstrap script if necessary.  We expect it to be
# in lib/bootstrap relative to the current file.
if test -z "${BASHCONF_CONFIG_DIR}"; then
    if test "${BASH_VERSINFO[0]}" -ge 3; then
	# Get the (actual) location of this file.
	test -L "$BASH_SOURCE" \
	    && BASHCONF_CONFIG_DIR="$(readlink "$BASH_SOURCE")" \
	    || BASHCONF_CONFIG_DIR="$BASH_SOURCE"

	# Ensure we have an absolute path.
	test "${BASHCONF_CONFIG_DIR:0:1}" = '/' \
	    || BASHCONF_CONFIG_DIR="$HOME/$BASHCONF_CONFIG_DIR"

        # Remove components until `$BASHCONF_CONFIG_DIR/lib/bootstrap` exists.
	while test -n "${BASHCONF_CONFIG_DIR}" -a ! -f "${BASHCONF_CONFIG_DIR}/lib/bootstrap"; do
            BASHCONF_CONFIG_DIR="${BASHCONF_CONFIG_DIR%/*}"
	done
    else
        # Prior to v3.0, Bash didn't supply the BASH_SOURCE variable; the best way
        # to determine the correct location is to hardcode it... :|
        BASHCONF_CONFIG_DIR="${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-${HOME}/.config}/bash"
    fi
fi

. "${BASHCONF_CONFIG_DIR}/lib/bootstrap"

if test -z "${BASHCONF_HAVE_CONFIG}"; then
    echo '*** ERROR: Failed to load Bash configuration variables.' \
	> /dev/stderr
else
    BASHCONF_IN_PROFILE=1       # Make sure the `rc` file doesn't run
                                # `bashconf-cleanup` for us.

    if test -f "${BASHCONF_CONFIG_DIR}/rc"; then
	source "${BASHCONF_CONFIG_DIR}/rc"
    fi

    bashconf-source-parts "${BASHCONF_CONFIG_DIR}/profile.d"
    bashconf-cleanup
fi