> On Mon, Mar 29, 2010 at 02:19:19AM -0700, Yakov wrote:
> >Make sure PATH does not contain a literal tilde, but rather,
> >is expansion, the value of $HOME.
>
> Yeah, looks like I'll have to do that, but...
>
> >Shell won't find executable in such PATH, too.
>
> ...when my $PATH is either of the two, I can run xsel just fine from anywhere, from the bash command line, despite...
>
> >It tilde appears in PATH, your PATH is wrong.
Ok I didn't know some shells do it (interpret literal ~ in PATH), but
other shells don't.
This turns out to be shell-dependent thing:
Shell Interprets literal~ in PATH ?
------- -----------------
bash yes
tcsh no
csh no
ksh no
zsh no
dash no (posix-compatible shell)
ash no (another posix-compatibl shell)
------- -----------------
If you insist on having literal ~ in your $PATH,
then adding this line to ~/.vimrc
will fix results of executable():
let $PATH=substitute($PATH,'\~',$HOME,'g')
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