So the path saved in my .bashrc is wrong.
What would be the correct one?
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I must type the following line in .bashrc
/Home/Downloads/swift/usr/bin/swift
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Piero Sabino
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My .bashrc is attached to this mail.
.bashrc.bashrc
Description: Binary data
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I've type the path in ~/.bashrc, then when type swift display the message :
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Wow, sorry, not local repository; home directory. Don't know what I was
thinking.
On Mon, Dec 7, 2015 at 2:55 PM, Alexandros Salazar
wrote:
> The ~/.bashrc file is a hidden file in your home directory. In Linux/*nix
> land, ~ always points to your local repository; for instance, on a Mac, ~
> wi
The ~/.bashrc file is a hidden file in your home directory. In Linux/*nix
land, ~ always points to your local repository; for instance, on a Mac, ~
will typically point to /Users/YOUR_USERNAME, and ~/.bashrc would be
/Users/YOUR_USERNAME/.bashrc
This link has a thorough, if concise, overview of Li
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Add it to your ~/.bashrc to enable that path every time you launch a terminal.
Type it into your terminal if you only want to use swift for the current
terminal session.
- mish
> On Dec 7, 2015, at 11:37 AM, Piero Sabino via swift-dev
> wrote:
>
> Where should I add the following line:
> exp
Where should I add the following line:
export PATH = / path / to / usr / bin: "$ {PATH}"?
In a configuration file or in a terminal?
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