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mypaint-2.0.1/windows/msys2-build.sh-30-# Script name and location.
mypaint-2.0.1/windows/msys2-build.sh:31:SCRIPT=`basename "$0"`
mypaint-2.0.1/windows/msys2-build.sh:32:SCRIPTDIR=`dirname "$0"`
mypaint-2.0.1/windows/msys2-build.sh-33-cd "$SCRIPTDIR/.."
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mypaint-2.0.1/BUILDING.md-321-building. Assuming both  **libmypaint** and **mypaint-brushes** were
mypaint-2.0.1/BUILDING.md:322:installed configured with ```--prefix=$BASE_DIR``` you can do this by running:
mypaint-2.0.1/BUILDING.md-323-
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mypaint-2.0.1/BUILDING.md-359->
mypaint-2.0.1/BUILDING.md:360:> E.g: `python setup.py build_ext --rpath=$BASE_DIR/lib/`
mypaint-2.0.1/BUILDING.md-361-
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mypaint-2.0.1/BUILDING.md-363-
mypaint-2.0.1/BUILDING.md:364:The start script `mypaint` will be placed in `$BASE_DIR/bin/`, so either add
mypaint-2.0.1/BUILDING.md-365-that path to your PATH environment variable:
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mypaint-2.0.1/glade/run.sh-4-
mypaint-2.0.1/glade/run.sh:5:dir="`dirname $0`"
mypaint-2.0.1/glade/run.sh-6-GLADE_CATALOG_SEARCH_PATH="$dir"