Installing MacOS X Bundle: Difference between revisions

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... # there should be several lines of text in response including something like :  PATH=/opt/local/bin:/opt/local/sbin:/usr/local:/bin:/sbin:'''/usr/bin:'''/usr/sbin:/usr/texbin:/usr/local/bin  -- check to see that /usr/bin: is included
... # there should be several lines of text in response including something like :  PATH=/opt/local/bin:/opt/local/sbin:/usr/local:/bin:/sbin:'''/usr/bin:'''/usr/sbin:/usr/texbin:/usr/local/bin  -- check to see that /usr/bin: is included


If it is, octave and gnuplot should work fine now.  If not, we need to go to the .bashrc file.  This is a(n invisible) file that sets things that are important to you up every time you open a new terminal window.   
If it is, octave and gnuplot should work fine now.  If not, we need to go to the .bashrc file.  This is a(n invisible) file that sets things that are important to you up every time you open a new terminal window.  Type this at the prompt:


touch .bashrc                  # creates .bashrc file if one doesn't exist
> touch .bashrc                  # creates .bashrc file if one doesn't exist
open .bashrc                  # opens it in your editor (probably Textedit)
> open .bashrc                  # opens it in your editor (probably Textedit)


... #  type this in the editor:
... #  type this in the editor:
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