> That's not quite it -- yes, it's good to have /usr/local/bin on your
> PATH, but for python, you need:
>
> PATH="/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/Current/bin:${PATH}"
>
> That will put the "current" python and various python scripts on your PATH
Ah! Interesting.
> If you already have a .profile file, open it in an editor, and add that
> line to it.
I didn't have one, so I tried to create it using TextWrangler. When I
went to save it, it complained "The name ".profile" is already used by a
folder."
::makes guttural noises
Curiously there is an empty file called
'NotExistingPrefereceForOxygenResults.layout' in the directory. Not
being one to let an empty file stand in my way, I deleted it, and the
directory, and then made .profile with your PATH="..." expression using
'$ cat > .profile'.
The new path doesn't show up anywhere that I can see, even after logging
out and logging back in.
Joel
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