Karl Bongers writes:
> You can avoid spawning another bash by preceeding the command with "."
> [...]
> Comes in handy if you want to setup some evironment vars:

The easier way is with the "source" command.  It runs the specified file in
the current shell.  It is useful for re-running your bash rc script:

source ~/.bashrc

-- 
David Phillips <david at acz.org>
http://david.acz.org/


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