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# Add to HOOK the given FUNCTION.
# HOOK is one of chpwd, precmd, preexec, periodic, zshaddhistory,
# zshexit (the _functions subscript is not required).
#
# With -d, remove the function from the hook instead; delete the hook
# variable if it is empty.
#
# -D behaves like -d, but pattern characters are active in the
# function name, so any matching function will be deleted from the hook.
#
# Without -d, the FUNCTION is marked for autoload; -U is passed down to
# autoload if that is given, as are -z and -k.  (This is harmless if the
# function is actually defined inline.)

emulate -L zsh

local -a hooktypes
hooktypes=(chpwd precmd preexec periodic zshaddhistory zshexit)

local opt
local -a autoopts
integer del

while getopts "dDUzk" opt; do
  case $opt in
    (d)
    del=1
    ;;

(D)
    del=2
    ;;

([Uzk])
    autoopts+=(-$opt)
    ;;

(*)
    return 1
    ;;
  esac
done
shift $(( OPTIND - 1 ))

if (( $# != 2 || ${hooktypes[(I)$1]} == 0 )); then
  print "Usage: $0 hook function\nValid hooks are:\n  $hooktypes"
  return 1
fi

local hook="${1}_functions"
local fn="$2"

if (( del )); then
  # delete, if hook is set
  if (( ${(P)+hook} )); then
    if (( del == 2 )); then
      set -A $hook ${(P)hook:#${~fn}}
    else
      set -A $hook ${(P)hook:#$fn}
    fi
    # unset if no remaining entries --- this can give better
    # performance in some cases
    if (( ! ${(P)#hook} )); then
      unset $hook
    fi
  fi
else
  if (( ${(P)+hook} )); then
    if (( ${${(P)hook}[(I)$fn]} == 0 )); then
      set -A $hook ${(P)hook} $fn
    fi
  else
    set -A $hook $fn
  fi
  autoload $autoopts -- $fn
fi

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