On 03/05/2013, at 1:40 PM, Jeremy Lavergne wrote:
>> As I understand Unix-like systems, there are three scripts that can
>> operate when you are logging in: .login, .profile and .rc.
>> Also, that there is a convention that these scripts should be compatible
>> with the Bourne Shell, or nowadays "
On 03/05/2013, at 9:31 AM, Adam Neather wrote:
> Cheers much. For some reason, the setenv command worked this time;
> where as before it didn't. The ~/.tcshrc file has been created (as
> both of the open -e commands listed above reported no such file) and
> port is working correctly. Huzzah!
Somet
Cheers much. For some reason, the setenv command worked this time;
where as before it didn't. The ~/.tcshrc file has been created (as
both of the open -e commands listed above reported no such file) and
port is working correctly. Huzzah!
Regarding the scipy sub-issue, I just ran 'sudo port install
Thanks for the reply, Sterling. The command "open ~./cshrc" gives the
result "The file /Users/username/.cshrc does not exist." Which just
adds to my confusion.
Also, there seems to be some uncertainty as to what I'm asking for
help with, and to what steps I have taken.
I would just like to reiter
