Graeme McKinstry <graeme.mckinstry <at> xtra.co.nz> writes: > I have read the notes, but I am using > a different shell (tsch and not bash). > > I have got the exec part to work, but I can't get > the path name to be global. I think the manual is > for bash. I have tried editing the .profile and adding > > setenv PATH "~/bin:$PATH" > > but I am not an expert and so I do not know if this > is the right syntax for tcsh or if I should be editing > the .profile at all.
IIRC, tcsh doesn't know about .profile. It uses .login instead. Also, the ~ (tilde for $HOME) does not expand within the quotes; you should replace it with $HOME. So, add setenv PATH "$HOME/bin:$PATH" to your $HOME/.login file and see what happens. You may check the effect with the command echo $PATH HTH _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
