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> What do you mean by that path? That doesn't look like an Ubuntu/Linux
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> path name. Pull up a terminal (Ctrl-Alt-T should do that for you,
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> though I haven't used an Ubuntu since 10.10) and see if you can 'ls'
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> the path - once you have the real path name (it might start with
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> /home/your_user_name/ for instance), go back to the commands you found
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> on the web and try them - they'll probably work, then.
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thats the file path. the directory "bin" in my home directory. in bash it
obviously looks like this "~/bin" using the file system folder the path is
home/Home/bin. i have tried commands like, export
PYTHONPATH=${PYTHONPATH}:/users/matt/bin or home/matt/bin or Home/home/bin and
nothing has worked.
from what ive found on the web the Python import process is notoriously
underspecified, notwithstanding i was under the impression that PYTHONPATH is a
global variable that i can add directories to at anytime to tell Python where
to look, without having to add some sort of code to every program. is this
impression incorrect? is there some code i need to add to the Python program
call the modules in the "bin" dir?
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