shell alias/fn's/etc...

shell.sh

function ssh() {

	#save all args (makes it easier to pass to ssh later)
	local all_args=$*

	#save path to ssh exec in current $PATH
	local ssh_path=$(which ssh)

	# host is second to last arg. see ssh -h
	local host=${@:(-2):1}


	#### color codes for tput ####
	# setaf=foreground, setab=background
	# 0 Black
	# 1 Red
	# 2 Green
	# 3 Yellow
	# 4 Blue
	# 5 Magenta
	# 6 Cyan
	# 7 White
	# sgr0 reset
	##############################

	#### Or if you're on a Mac ####
	# you can use an AppleScript to
	# change to a different Terminal
	# setting. I use Pro (white/black)
	# by default, but jump to a custom
	# one called 'mpowell-md' which
	# is a shade of red when connecting
	# to mpowell-md
	###############################

	case $host in

		# can use basic regex here
	        *mpowell\-md*)
			# osascript -e "tell application \"Terminal\" to set current settings of first window to settings set named \"mpowell-md\""
			tput setaf 2;#green
	        ;;

		# default case
	        *)
			# could default to setting it back to Pro, etc...
			# osascript -e "tell application \"Terminal\" to set current settings of first window to settings set named \"Pro\""
	        ;;
	esac

	eval "$ssh_path $all_args"

	tput sgr0;#reset
	#osascript -e "tell application \"Terminal\" to set current settings of first window to settings set named \"Pro\""
}