19 lines
620 B
Bash
19 lines
620 B
Bash
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# Example 5 for Bash Tips show 21: a few things exported in my .bashrc
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#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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#
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# The PATH variable gets my local ~/bin directory added to it
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#
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export PATH="${PATH}:$HOME/bin"
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#
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# The above is the older way of doing this. It is possible to write the
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# following using '+=' to concatenate a string onto a variable:
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# export PATH+=":$HOME/bin"
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#
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# Some tools need a default editor. The only one for me is Vim
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#
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export EDITOR=/usr/bin/vim
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export VISUAL=/usr/bin/vim
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