There are sometimes reasons why this method may not work (I think Ubuntu
does have a particular limitation in this regard)
One option is you can create a shortcut on the menu and pass the
variable value in that shortcut.
For example one of the Qgis shortcuts on the Whiskers menu in XFCE on my
computer uses this command to start a version of Qgis that I built from
source and installed to a different path:
env LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/home/patrick/apps/lib /home/patrick/apps/bin/qgis
where env is passing that variable into the environment that Qgis starts
with.
On 16/11/17 23:33, Zhang Qun wrote:
Dear all,
I want to use the |QGIS_PLUGINPATH| environment variable to point to
the directory where my plugin are located but did not manage to get it
work.
I'm on Ubuntu16.04 and running QGIS 2.18.
I set the variable in terminal by:
$ export QGIS_PLUGINPATH=~/QGIS_Plugins/rndf-editor/RNDFEditor/
and launch the QGIS in this terminal (I guess in order to get the
variable effective I have to run within the terminal right?)
$ qgis
But my plugin still did not get to show under the manu Plugin.
Can anyone advise me the correct way to do it? Thanks.
Best regards,
Zhang Qun
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