export NNN_PLUG='o:fzopen;z:autojump;p:preview-tui;T:-!&xdg-open "$PWD"'
export NNN_ARCHIVE="\\.(7z|a|ace|alz|arc|arj|bz|bz2|cab|cpio|deb|gz|jar|lha|lz|lzh|lzma|lzo|rar|rpm|rz|t7z|tar|tbz|tbz2|tgz|tlz|txz|tZ|tzo|war|xpi|xz|Z|zip)$"
export NNN_FCOLORS="03040601000205f7d204d9f7"
export NNN_OPTS="aexR"
if [ $(command -v trash) ] ; then
    export NNN_TRASH=1
fi

n ()
{
    # Block nesting of nnn in subshells
    [ "${NNNLVL:-0}" -eq 0 ] || {
        echo "nnn is already running"
        return
    }

    # The behaviour is set to cd on quit (nnn checks if NNN_TMPFILE is set)
    # If NNN_TMPFILE is set to a custom path, it must be exported for nnn to
    # see. To cd on quit only on ^G, remove the "export" and make sure not to
    # use a custom path, i.e. set NNN_TMPFILE *exactly* as follows:
    #      NNN_TMPFILE="${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-$HOME/.config}/nnn/.lastd"
    export NNN_TMPFILE="${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-$HOME/.config}/nnn/.lastd"

    # Unmask ^Q (, ^V etc.) (if required, see `stty -a`) to Quit nnn
    # stty start undef
    # stty stop undef
    # stty lwrap undef
    # stty lnext undef

    # The command builtin allows one to alias nnn to n, if desired, without
    # making an infinitely recursive alias
    command nnn "$@"

    [ ! -f "$NNN_TMPFILE" ] || {
        . "$NNN_TMPFILE"
        rm -f "$NNN_TMPFILE" > /dev/null
    }
}

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