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| Re: Help Me!! [message #1181 is a reply to message #1180] |
Tue, 06 July 1993 01:14  |
marc
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Registered: February 1992
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In article <21544k$gr4@news.u.washington.edu>, sbg@stein.u.washington.edu (Bonggee Song) writes:
|> Hi, everybody!
|>
|> I just started learning PV~WAVE.
|> I got a problem setting up environment variables
|> and so I didn't get the prompt WAVE>
|> Instead, I got an error message as following
|>
|> ============================================================ ======
|> Unable to access wave. You will have to define the WAVE_DIR
|> environment variable to point at the main PV-WAVE directory before
|> it will work.
|> ============================================================ ======
|>
|> PV~WAVE is installed in /u4/pvi/wave in my machine.
|> Could anybody help me solve this problem?
|> Any comment would be appreciated.
|> Thank you.
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No big deal here (your system administrator should have told you
this step). There is a file
/u4/pvi/wave/bin/wvsetup
that will define all the environment variable for you. At the UNIX prompt
type
csh> source /u4/pvi/wave/bin/wvsetup
and then...
csh> wave
You should maybe put the "source" line in your .login file, or add the
following to your .cshrc file
alias WAVE "source /u4/pvi/wave/bin/wvsetup"
Then you would need only type
csh> WAVE
csh> wave
to get things going.
Good luck!
M
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