> I need to edit my pythonpath, but where it?
Which OS? And for what duration (just one shell session, or for
all shell-sessions)?
On *nix systems (Linux, BSD, Mac, etc), to set it across shell
sessions, you usually set it in your .bashrc (or if you're using
an alternate shell, in its rc file). It would likely be a line like
export PYTHONPATH=/path/to/wherever
alternatively, if you just need it for a current editing session,
you can just use that command at the prompt.
On Windows systems, to set it for all shell sessions,
1. Go to Control Panel -> System-> Advanced.
2. Click 'Environment Variables' button.
3. In the 'System Variables' panel that appears, click New
4. enter PYTHONPATH in the 'Variable Name' field.
5. In the 'Variable Value' field enter path to what you
want to add (e.g. "C:\my\path")
or from the DOS prompt for a particular session, you can use
C:\> SET PYTHONPATH=c:\my\path
Even if it's set globally, you can override it for a particular
session if needed.
-tim
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