On Apr 4, 2009, at 12:12 AM, Joshua Root wrote:
Sure, you can actually put it anywhere you like. The reason why these
files live in /Library/Tcl in the first place, rather than somewhere
under $prefix, is so that you can fire up /usr/bin/tclsh and 'package
require macports' will work.
Thanks again, this is helpful.
Also, I noticed just before re-installing that my bash prompt,
which had
always been begun with "Macintosh:" now begins with "Macintosh-2:".
Does this have something to do with MP's changes to /Library/Tcl?
(Before today, I had always installed MP with the binary packages.)
Tcl shouldn't affect your shell at all. Could be a Bonjour thing?
Maybe, but I dunno... the timing and uniqueness of it make me suspect
it has something to do with installing MP from source... but I'm not
going to worry about it. Googling "Macintosh-2" doesn't reveal any
discussion of the subject, but it does show that other people have the
same thing in their prompt, and they don't seem worried. :-)
--Allen
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