You can insert env variables by going to the external console plugin,
then selecting its options menu (the second button from right to left)
and finally selecting the option "Environment variables".
This will open a new window. To define a new variable, make left click
on it, then select "Edit" and lastly add the variable's name and value.
Hope it helps,
Carlos
El 04/02/13 12:13, Jeff Webster escribió:
The dev environment is Ubuntu 12.04 (if it matters, it is running
virtualized in a Mac OS X 10.8 host). If I run a Python module from
the command line (after exporting LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/xapi/lib, the
location of the SO in question), everything operates as expected.
However, running the same module from within Spyder fails:
OSError: libxapi.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file
or directory
Where does Spyder pick up the appropriate environment variables? I've
tried adding to PYTHONPATH manager from within the IDE, but that
doesn't help.
Thanks for the help...
JW
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