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Hi, I when i run Code: $ gvim to start programming, I'm actually calling a function inside my ~/.bashrc !!. This is the function: Code: gv () { echo "entered ...
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  1. 11-28-2012 #1
    tirengarfio
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    Starting an app (gvim) call a function inside .bashrc

    Hi,

    I when i run
    Code:
    $ gvim
    to start programming, I'm actually calling a function inside my ~/.bashrc !!. This is the function:

    Code:
        gv ()
    {
       echo "entered to gv()"
      #cd /home/tirengarfio/workspace/$1; gvim
    }
    Anyone knows any reason????

    Regards
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  2. 11-29-2012 #2
    theNbomr
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    Probably a shell alias. In a shell, type 'alias' to see what aliases are set up.
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