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pyqi-0.3.2+dfsg/doc/install/index.rst:37:After installation, you can optionally enable bash completion for pyqi scripts, meaning that when you start typing the name of a command or an option, you can hit the tab key to complete it without typing the full name, if the name is unique. There are two steps in enabling tab completion. First, you'll need to generate the tab completion file, and then you'll need to edit your ``$HOME/.bash_profile`` file.
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pyqi-0.3.2+dfsg/doc/install/index.rst:44:Then, add the following lines to your ``$HOME/.bash_profile`` file::
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pyqi-0.3.2+dfsg/doc/tutorials/defining_your_command_driver.rst:22:You'll next need to ensure that the directory containing this driver file is in your ``PATH`` environment variable. Again, if you followed the recommendations in :ref:`organizing-your-repository` and if your project directory is under ``$HOME/code``, you can do this by running::
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pyqi-0.3.2+dfsg/doc/tutorials/defining_your_command_driver.rst:39:One very useful feature for your driver script is to enable tab-completion of commands and command line options (meaning that when a user starts typing the name of a command or an option, they can hit the tab key to complete it without typing the full name, if the name is unique). pyqi facilitates this with the ``pyqi make-bash-completion`` command. There are two steps in enabling tab completion. First, you'll need to generate the tab completion file, and then you'll need to edit your ``$HOME/.bash_profile`` file.
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pyqi-0.3.2+dfsg/doc/tutorials/defining_your_command_driver.rst:46:Then, add the following lines to your ``$HOME/.bash_profile`` file::
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pyqi-0.3.2+dfsg/doc/tutorials/defining_new_interfaces.rst:23:.. warning:: For the above command to work, the directory containing ``sequence_collection_summarizer.py`` will need to be in your ``$PYTHONPATH``.
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pyqi-0.3.2+dfsg/doc/tutorials/defining_new_interfaces.rst:393:To run this, there are a couple of additional things you need to do. First, you need to confirm that the directory where you've written these files is accessible via your ``PYTHONPATH``. For example, if you've been working in ``$HOME/code/pyqi_experiments/``, you should have ``$HOME/code/`` in your ``PYTHONPATH``. You can add that as follows::
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pyqi-0.3.2+dfsg/.pc/2to3.patch/doc/tutorials/defining_new_interfaces.rst:23:.. warning:: For the above command to work, the directory containing ``sequence_collection_summarizer.py`` will need to be in your ``$PYTHONPATH``.
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pyqi-0.3.2+dfsg/.pc/2to3.patch/doc/tutorials/defining_new_interfaces.rst:393:To run this, there are a couple of additional things you need to do. First, you need to confirm that the directory where you've written these files is accessible via your ``PYTHONPATH``. For example, if you've been working in ``$HOME/code/pyqi_experiments/``, you should have ``$HOME/code/`` in your ``PYTHONPATH``. You can add that as follows::
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