At 01:13 AM 10/20/02, MET wrote:
Attached is a copy of my default /etc/profile file which contains all of the system wide variables/paths for all of my bash users. If someone could show me how I would add something like /usr/local/qt/doc and /usr/local/qt/include and one or two more that would be greatly appreciated. $PATH variables are a brand new thing to me.~ Matthew
The 'pathmunge' function ensures that a directory is not included in PATH multiple times. After the line that says:
pathmunge /usr/X11R6/bin after
insert the lines:
pathmunge /usr/local/qt/doc after
pathmunge /usr/local/qt/include after
If you leave off the 'after', then directory will be added to beginning of PATH.
Frank
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