Hi Anonymous,
Here is another easy way to run coot. Place a file named 'coot' in
/usr/local/bin and put the following lines in it:
#!/bin/sh
COOT_MASTER=/opt/xtal/coot-0.6.2426
export PATH=$PATH:${COOT_MASTER}/bin
exec ${COOT_MASTER}/bin/coot "$@"
Of course, this is only for bash shell, the file needs executable
permissions ('chmod +x coot') and you have to define the right location
for COOT_MASTER.
Cheers,
christian
SUBSCRIBE CCP4BB Anonymous wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I can run Coot by typing:
>
> sh /home/me/Documents/ccp4/Coot-0.5.2/bin/coot
>
> I'd like to be able to just type Coot and have it run. Normally I'd just
> add it to bashrc but I don't believe Coot is set up for this - it needs to
> be a .sh file for this to work I think. How do I go about adding it to
> bashrc?
>
> Thanks!
>
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