On Fri, 25 Feb 2005, Andrey G. Grozin wrote:
Of course you are right. But I know no way to disable redfront using *only* scripts supplied with the Reduce distribution. Also, I know no way to find out where Reduce is installed (except ugly hacks like grep -f 'set reduce' `which reduce` )
To my knowledge, if Reduce is properly installed, then the reduce environment variable should be set in your profile, and the other variables should be set in your reduce startup script. This is the startup script for 3.8 that I have on a solaris machine:
----- start ----- #!/bin/csh -f # Script to load PSL REDUCE. It should be installed in /usr/local/bin, # somewhere in your search path.
if ("`env | grep '^reduce'`" == "" ) then
setenv reduce /private/packages/scientific/reduce3.8
endifsetenv MACHINE solaris setenv lisp psl setenv gnuplot $reduce/wutil/$MACHINE setenv GNUPLOT_DRIVER_DIR $reduce/wutil/$MACHINE
if ( (-e $reduce/redfront/redfront) && (`$reduce/util/isatty` != "0") ) then
$reduce/redfront/redfront
else $reduce/lisp/psl/$MACHINE/psl/bpsl -td 16000000 \
-f $reduce/lisp/psl/$MACHINE/red/reduce.img
endif
----- end -----
Redfront should be disabled here in the if expression, if $TEXMACS_REDUCE_PATH is set.
Best Regards, Andreas -- http://www.fmi.uni-passau.de/~seidl
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