I just found out that .profile (and I suppose other shell
configuration scripts) won't recognize backslashes as a line
continuation in PATH or PYTHONPATH statements.
Michael
Michael Barton wrote:
Init.sh is not updating PYTHONPATH on my Mac for some reason. I've
looked at the code and it seems fine. I DO have a PYTHONPATH. So
I'm
not sure why it is not updating it. If I change it manually, by
simply
pasting your code (export PYTHONPATH="$GISBASE/etc/python:
$PYTHONPATH") into the GRASS prompt, PYTHONPATH IS modified
appropriately and r_in_aster.py works fine with the new grass.py
library.
I suspect that /etc/profile resets PYTHONPATH. Init.sh creates a
.bashrc script in the mapset directory (which, at the point that the
session shell is started, is $HOME), and that script sources
/etc/profile.
That's it. PYTHONPATH is set in my .profile.
~/.profile is only read by login shells. ~/.alias is sourced if it
exists, as well as ~/.grass.bashrc.
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Glynn Clements <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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