problem with setup.py

[Robert Kern]

andrea valle wrote:
> Thanks a lot.
> I have bash as shell but I ignore what
> 
>>your ~/.bashrc
> 
> means.
> 
> Have I to edit a file?
> Where should it be?

It's a file. ~/ means your home directory. The name of the file is
.bashrc . You can't see it with the finder, so you have to edit it from
the terminal.

$ open ~/.bashrc

That should open it in TextEdit.app .

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