I have successfully used symlinks to start sage, so I am baffled why this will not work with spd. I will add the spd binary directory to my path, or change from a symlink, to a shell script that sets the SAGE_ROOT before calling spd.
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Kevin Horton
Ottawa, Canada
It works for me:
ondrej@raven:~$ spd
bash: spd: command not found
ondrej@raven:~$ export PATH=~/ext/spd-3.4.2spd2-ubuntu-64bit:$PATH
ondrej@raven:~$ spd
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Source Python Distribution, Version 3.4.2spd2, Release Date: 2009-05-15 |
| Type notebook() for the GUI, and license() for information. |
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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how did you put the spd binary in your path?
Ondrej
I created a symlink at a location that is in my path, with the link
pointing at the spd binary.
That works for me too:
ondrej@raven:~$ spd
bash: spd: command not found
ondrej@raven:~$ cd bin
ondrej@raven:~/bin$ ls
archive_servers sage sage_old spd_old
ondrej@raven:~/bin$ ln -s /home/ondrej/ext/spd-3.4.2spd2-ubuntu-64bit/spd .
ondrej@raven:~/bin$ cd
ondrej@raven:~$ spd
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Source Python Distribution, Version 3.4.2spd2, Release Date: 2009-05-15 |
| Type notebook() for the GUI, and license() for information. |
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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(I have the bin directory in my path). I remember thought that
sometimes I was having problems with it in Sage too. Not sure where
the problem is though and currently I can't reproduce it. I made an
issue for it though:
http://code.google.com/p/spdproject/issues/detail?id=18
If you figure out some more info about the problem, please fill it
into the issue.
Thanks,
Ondrej