yes, it would be nice if that works.
.bashrc should be in ~
if you don't have one you need to make one
also you need to make a file called
.bash_profile
which includes the line
[ -r ${HOME}/.bashrc ] && source ${HOME}/.bashrc
this causes your shell to source that file upon opening
(note: .bashrc is where you can also set PATHS to various directories.)
stefanos
On Aug 2, 2007, at 12:14 PM, wtmonroe.ls@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Thanks, Stefanos.
I may try that with the location that Peter specified in his
reply. Is the .bashrc file usually in ~/ ? I cannot find it there.
Will
Stefanos Folias writes:
hi,
i am not sure if this is the answer you're looking for, but if you
can alias the name 'emacs' to aquamacs emacs by putting the following
line in your .bashrc file
alias emacs='open -a /Applications/Aquamacs\ Emacs.app'
then it will call aquamacs instead of emacs. i am not sure if this
will solve your problem, but it might be worth a try. hopefully
someone else can offer you a better answer here.
stefanos
On Aug 2, 2007, at 10:31 AM, wtmonroe.ls@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Greetings,
I am very new to Emacs and would appreciate some advice on a topic
that doesn't appear to have been resolved, at least not where I've
looked. I am attempting to install emacs-w3m 1.4.4 on my MacBook
that is running 10.4.10. My version of Aquamacs is 22.1.1. I have
already installed w3m using Fink (it seems to be successful since I
can invoke it from Terminal or shell). Here's what I've tried so
far.
1. Installing emacs-w3m from Fink. While the install is
successful I cannot actually make use of the install in the /sw
directory because Fink compiles it for an earlier version of Emacs
in a different location. I think it was looking for the version of
Emacs that Fink will install when you install emacs-w3m through
Fink. It is my intention to continue to use Aquamacs if at all
possible.
2. Tried following directions in emacs-w3m README file to
configure, make and install myself. This didn't work either as it
also looked for an earlier version of Emacs. I'm not very
proficient at reading CONFIG, MAKE or INSTALL files but I didn't
see any opportunities to change the default value from emacs=EMACS
to emacs=/Applications/Aquamacs\ Emacs.app/
I've attempted some variations on the above with no success. I
have received some good advice elsewhere but nothing to conquer
this. I would like to be able to read email, news and perhaps even
use some of g-client's features but this seems to require that I
have emacs-w3m.
If you have kind and helpful advice I would appreciate it. If I
can clarify anything I would be glad to.
Regards,
Will
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