Re: Changing the value of the path command

[Quentin Spencer]

This file does not exist unless you create it. Creating the file should 
be as simple as typing the path command you want in a text editor and 
saving the file in your home directory as .octaverc. If you are new to 
Unix/Linux, note that the "ls" command will not show the existence of 
files beginning with the "." character unless you use "ls -a".

-Quentin




address@hidden wrote:

> Is there a default file somewhere because I do not see this file.
> What is the name of the variable to set this ?
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>         *Quentin Spencer <address@hidden>*
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> 04/01/2004 09:37 AM
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>         To:        address@hidden
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>         Subject:        Re: Changing the value of the path command
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> address@hidden wrote:
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> > This is when you are in octave. But if I want to change it at start
> > time ? Is there a file with this info somewhere ?
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> Octave reads the .octaverc file in your home directory at start time, so
> you can put path commands or any other settings you want in that file.
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> -Quentin




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