Le jeudi, 19 d�c 2002, � 18:10 Europe/Paris, Jeffrey Ellis a �crit :
May I ask, will I have to setenv each time, or is there a way to permanentlyyes you could put the setenv line along the 'source /sw/bin/init.csh' in your .[t]cshrc.
write that somewhere?
But beware that if you do that and XDarwin is not launched then you will have the reverse problem :
[alias:~] sylvain% setenv DISPLAY :0
[alias:~] sylvain% emacs
emacs: Cannot connect to X server :0.
Check the DISPLAY environment variable or use `-d'.
Also use the `xhost' program to verify that it is set to permit
connections from your machine.
emacs tries to open the display :0 but there isn't one.
So the easiest way is to launch X programs in xterm.
You could also write a script that launch XDarwin and set the DISPLAY var :
open /Applications/XDarwin.app && setenv DISPLAY :0
put this in a file where you want (eg in ~/bin/X.csh) then when you want to launch X simply do 'source ~/bin/X.csh'
DISPLAY will only be set in the Terminal where you sourced X.csh, you still would have to set it in other terminals.
HTH
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zauc
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