Hi Michael,
I did include my settings "Aliases and PATH" in .profile but had no luck.
Here is an example:
I use gid in emacs to find tags. I have this in my .emacs file:
(global-set-key [f4] 'gid)
(defvar gid-command "gid" "The command run by the gid function.")
(defun gid (args)
(interactive (list (word-around-point)))
;; Dynamically set the compilation-start-hook to setup gid highlighting
(let* ((compilation-start-hook '(my-gid-highlight-setup))
(compilation-buffer-name-function (lambda (mode) "*gid*"))
;; Assuming the token to be searched is at the end of args
(search-token (car (last (split-string args))))
)
;; Set the regexp used to highlight the token (use in "my-highlight-regexp")
(setq my-current-id-regexp (format ":[0-9]+:.*\\(%s\\)" search-token))
;; Start gid
(compilation-start (concat gid-command " " args)))
)
I included both, an alias to gid's path and the PATH itself like so:
alias gid='/import/freetools/exe/gid'
PATH= /import/freetools/exe/gid:PATH; export PATH;
I tried to comment one and keep the other each time.
But still, whenever I try gid, this what I see:
gid someterm
/bin/sh: gid: not found
What is missing in my setup?
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