On May 25, 2007, at 4:21 AM, Brian Hoke wrote:
> It was .bash_profile, but otherwise this was a big help. Thanks guys!
Another option
You should have an executable 'symfony' script in your project
directory. So you can run symfony with the 'dot slash' method as long
as your current wor
It was .bash_profile, but otherwise this was a big help. Thanks guys!
~Brian
On 5/25/07, Nicolas Perriault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Colin Williams a écrit :
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> > but in my linux distro, there's a file called .bashrc in my home folder.
> > It's run every time bash starts, for default conf
Colin Williams a écrit :
> but in my linux distro, there's a file called .bashrc in my home folder.
> It's run every time bash starts, for default config.
On the Mac, it's rather .profile :)
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I haven't used Macs, so I don't know if there's anothing like this for them,
but in my linux distro, there's a file called .bashrc in my home folder.
It's run every time bash starts, for default config. I put something like
this in there:
alias symfony='php /path/to/symfony'
Works like a charm.
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