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could anybody please suggest me how to put a function memory for particular user. say i am a user rao. want have a function foo in memory . i have done this .typed the function function in the shell it worked for the session.but next time i do login its not there . i can i have a function forever in memory. |
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thanks Jim.
but writing all the function in .profile looks no good i think. i am lookin for a sophisticated way of writing functions probably the ENV file. but not much aware of ENV file , if anybody knows please let me know. |
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