Sourcing Multiple Files

Normally src'' can be used to specify additional file to source:

zplugin ice pick"powerless.zsh" src"utilities.zsh"
zplugin light martinrotter/powerless

• pick'' – provide main file to source (can be pattern like *.sh, alphabetically first matched file is sourced),
• src'' – provide second file to source (not a pattern, plain file name)

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However, via atload'' ice one can provide simple loop to source more files:

zplugin ice svn pick"completion.zsh" \
    atload'local f; for f in git.zsh misc.zsh; do source $f; done'
zplugin snippet OMZ::lib

• svn – use Subversion to clone OMZ::lib (Oh My Zsh lib/ directory),
• note that atload'' uses apostrophes not double quotes, to literally put $f into the string,
• atload'' code isn't tracked by Zplugin, i.e. cannot be unloaded, unless you prepend its value by exclamation mark, i.e. atload'!local f; for ...',
• atload'' is executed after loading main files (pick'' and src'' ones).

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NEW: The multisrc'' ice, which loads multiple files enumerated with spaces as the separator (e.g. multisrc'misc.zsh grep.zsh') and also using brace-expansion syntax (e.g. multisrc'{misc,grep}.zsh'). Example:

zplugin ice svn pick"completion.zsh" multisrc'git.zsh \
    functions.zsh {history,grep}.zsh'
zplugin snippet OMZ::lib

The all possible ways to use the multisrc'' ice-mod:

zplugin ice depth"1" multisrc="lib/{functions,misc}.zsh" pick"/dev/null"
zplugin load robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh

zplugin ice svn multisrc"{functions,misc}.zsh" pick"/dev/null"
zplugin snippet OMZ::lib

array=( {functions,misc}.zsh )
zplugin ice svn multisrc"\${array[@]}" pick"/dev/null"
zplugin snippet OMZ::lib

array=( {functions,misc}.zsh )
zplugin ice svn multisrc"${array[@]}" pick"/dev/null"
zplugin snippet OMZ::lib

array=( {functions,misc}.zsh )
zplugin ice svn multisrc"\$array" pick"/dev/null"
zplugin snippet OMZ::lib

array=( {functions,misc}.zsh )
zplugin ice svn multisrc"$array" pick"/dev/null"
zplugin snippet OMZ::lib

zplugin ice svn multisrc"misc.zsh functions.zsh" pick"/dev/null"
zplugin snippet OMZ::lib