"Christopher Arndt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> Linux:
>
> Depends on your distribution:
It depends even more on the shell you use.
In csh or tcsh the file to modify is .cshrc
> - Standard way would be to edit ~/.bash_profile and add e.g.
I prefer to modify environment variables in .profile.
thanks, i usually intend to, getting used to gmail.
thanks for all the help, all working now.
shawn
On 12/22/06, Christopher Arndt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
shawn bright schrieb:
> ok,
> i am on ubuntu and there is no /etc/profile.d directory
> i put this in the /etc/environment file
>
> PYTHO
shawn bright schrieb:
> ok,
> i am on ubuntu and there is no /etc/profile.d directory
> i put this in the /etc/environment file
>
> PYTHONPATH=/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/pivotrac
> export PYTHONPATH
>
> but it doesn't seem to be working.
> There is no master python config file somewhere whe
shawn bright schrieb:
> lo there,
>
> i am working with python in ubuntu, my app has some modules that i would
> like to import from anywhere.
> i can sys.path.append(my_module_dir)but it only lasts as long as
> that python session.
> how can i add a directory to the import path permantly
htt
lo there,
i am working with python in ubuntu, my app has some modules that i would
like to import from anywhere.
i can sys.path.append(my_module_dir)but it only lasts as long as that
python session.
how can i add a directory to the import path permantly
?
thanks
