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open-discussion > RE: Making MRIcron a global variable
Mar 31, 2016 07:03 PM | Erika Nixon
RE: Making MRIcron a global variable
Hi,
Just source your mricron folder in your shell file (e.g. .bash_profle)
For example if your mricron folder is ins /usr/abin/, you would add the following to your .bash_profle in your home directory.
MRICRONDIR=/usr/abin/mricron
PATH=${MRICRONDIR}:${PATH}
export MRICRONDIR PATH
Alternatively, you could just type the whole path into the script.
However, you would have to edit your script for other computers where the location of mricron differs.
For example.
/usr/abin/mricron/dcm2nii
Hope this helps.
Just source your mricron folder in your shell file (e.g. .bash_profle)
For example if your mricron folder is ins /usr/abin/, you would add the following to your .bash_profle in your home directory.
MRICRONDIR=/usr/abin/mricron
PATH=${MRICRONDIR}:${PATH}
export MRICRONDIR PATH
Alternatively, you could just type the whole path into the script.
However, you would have to edit your script for other computers where the location of mricron differs.
For example.
/usr/abin/mricron/dcm2nii
Hope this helps.
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Mark Zuppichini | Mar 31, 2016 | |
Erika Nixon | Mar 31, 2016 | |