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Glynn Clements schrieb:
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<pre wrap="">Philipp Steigenberger wrote:
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<pre wrap="">the GRASS cvs I didn't compile by myself. It was installed into the
system. This days I couldn't run g.mkfontcap, cause I hadn't the permission.
Now that I have the superuser rights I already compiled GRASS svn -
without makeinstall;
I'll try the g.mkfontcap tomorrow with the cvs GRASS just to look if it
will work.
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If you don't have permission to modify etc/fontcap, you can use e.g.
"g.mkfontcap -s > ~/.gfontcap" to create a personal copy then use e.g.
"export GRASS_FONT_CAP=$HOME/.gfontcap" to make GRASS use that file
instead of the system copy.
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Glynn,<br>
In this way it works. But do I have to put this <br>
<pre wrap="">g.mkfontcap -s > ~/.gfontcap
export GRASS_FONT_CAP=$HOME/.gfontca</pre>
into the .grass.bashrc, that don't have to export it every time I open
a new bash?<br>
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(<br>
I opened a new bash and got there:<br>
GRASS:~/gw$ echo $GRASS_FONT_CAP<br>
....<br>
GRASS:~/gw$<br>
)<br>
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For my new GRASS svn it doesn't matter, but for me its in general
interesting to know how to work with <i>export</i> in such cases. Is
there a file where the bash saves all the env-variables and how to
influence it. <br>
- But probably this is off-topic...<br>
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cheers<br>
om shantih<br>
Philipp<br>
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