[OS X TeX] les bins MacteX ne sont pas dans le PATH ?

Yvon Thoraval yvon.ubuntu at gmail.com
Wed Jul 4 18:41:40 CEST 2012


2012/7/4 Herbert Schulz <herbs at wideopenwest.com>

>
>
> Howdy,
>
> I just noticed that there is a /etc/zshenv file that does the right thing.
> Do you have some other file that you produced, e.g., /etc/zshrc (I don't
> know what the precedence of processing is with zsh), that prevents
> /etc/zshenv from being executed?
>
> Good Luck,
>
> Herb Schulz
>

by me too /etc/zshrc is correct (reading /usr/libexec/path_helper)

however, if i put :

echo $PATH at the very begining of my ~/.zshrc i get only :

/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin

my zsh is of MacPorts :

$ which zsh
/opt/local/bin/zsh

and i do have an /etc/zshrc :

$ cat /etc/zshrc
#################################################
#################################################
#                                               #
#                  /etc/zshrc                   #
#                                               #
#################################################
#################################################


# File:  /etc/zshrc
# Version: 2.0.0

<snip />

#    This file, and those sourced from within it, will not be read with zsh
-f


##############################################################################
#########################        zshrc.d
###########################
##############################################################################

#   Put any modified directives for the systemwide zshrc in files within
#   ${ZDOT}/zshrc.d
#   See ${ZDOT}/zshrc.d/README for additional information.

if [[  -d "${ZDOT}/zshrc.d" ]]; then
foreach file in $(command ls -d ${ZDOT}/zshrc.d/* | grep -v disabled | \
              grep -v README | grep -v environment.xtal | \
              grep -v local-functions | grep -v prompt )
    source $file
end
fi
##############################################################################

##############################################################################
####################        zshrc_local.d
##########################
##############################################################################

#   Put any additional directives for the systemwide zshrc in files within
#   ${ZDOT}/zshrc_local.d .   This directory is empty when distributed. Its
#   contents are run after everything in zshenv.d and zshrc.d .
#   See ${ZDOT}/zshrc_local.d/README for additional information.

if [[  -d "${ZDOT}/zshrc_local.d" ]]; then
foreach file in $(command ls -d ${ZDOT}/zshrc_local.d/* | grep -v disabled
| \
              grep -v README |  grep -v site-functions )
    source $file
end
fi
##############################################################################


##############################################################################
##########        zshrc_local.d/site-functions
 ######################
##############################################################################

#   Put any additional functions for the systemwide zshrc in files within
#   ${ZDOT}/zshrc_local.d/site-functions .  This directory is empty when
#   distributed. Its contents are run after everything in zshenv.d and
zshrc.d
#   See ${ZDOT}/zshrc_local.d/README for additional information.

if [[  -d "${ZDOT}/zshrc_local.d/site-functions" ]]; then

    if ((  $( command ls -1  ${ZDOT}/zshrc_local.d/site-functions/* |wc -l
) > 1 )); then
        # Add the function directory to the head of $FPATH
    FPATH=${ZDOT}/zshrc_local.d/site-functions:${FPATH}
    export FPATH
    typeset -U path manpath fpath
    # Autload every function in the site-functions directory
foreach fxnfile in $(command ls -d ${ZDOT}/zshrc_local.d/site-functions/* |
grep -v README )
    autoload -U $(basename $fxnfile)
end
fi
 fi
##############################################################################



# The user's own directives can be put into ~/.zshrc

BUT notice $ZDOT is empty.

Nothing for zsh in /opt/local/etc

changing the shell to the one of Apple /bin/zsh, doesn't change anything...

clearly this isn't a MacTex prob, I'll ask on usenet...
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