.bashrc_custom

# ~/.bashrc_custom: if executed by bash, reads in customized aliases and
#                   environment variables
#
# USAGE:  add the following lines to the bottom of your .bashrc file:
#   if [ -f $HOME/.bashrc_custom ]; then
#       . $HOME/.bashrc_custom;
#   fi
#
#  To define custom aliases or environment variables that work under
#  any flavor of *nix, define them in ~/.bash_aliases or ~/.env_vars,
#  then make sure you are executing them or this file from your .bashrc.
#  If you have some aliases or environment variables that are specific
#  to a particular flavor, put them in ~/.bash_aliases-darwin or
#  ~/.bash_aliases-linux (or .env_vars-darwin, .env_vars-linux).
#  The .git-completion.bash file comes from the Git source.

OS=$( uname | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')
for file in \
    "$HOME/.bashrc-${USER}" \
    "$HOME/.bash_aliases" \
    "$HOME/.bash_aliases-${OS}" \
    "$HOME/.bash_aliases-${USER}" \
    "$HOME/.env_vars" \
    "$HOME/.env_vars-${OS}" \
    "$HOME/.env_vars-${USER}" \
    "$HOME/.git-completion.bash"
do
    if [ -f $file ]; then
        . $file
    fi
done

# Uncomment line below if you want users in your group to have
# read/write permissions on your files.
# umask 002

# If you're a die-hard vi user, uncomment the following line:
# set -o vi