Re: [ESPResSo-users] Espresso command

[Stefan Kesselheim]

Hi Lorenzo,

On Jun 7, 2013, at 11:59 AM, Lorenzo Villa <address@hidden> wrote:

> Hello,
> I've just installed Espresso on my Mac, now I'm trying to run a .tlc file as 
> explained in the tuorial:
> 
> "So far, we have been typing all the commands line by line in the CLI. In 
> practice,
> these lines are actually written in one text le, whose lename is usually 
> ending with
> the extension tcl. The commands in that text le are then executed from the 
> Linux
> command line with the command Espresso filename.tcl."
> 
> When I type: Espresso filename.tcl I have this answer:
> zsh: command not found: Espresso

Try ./Espresso filename.tcl.
If Espresso is not in the current directory use /path/to/Espresso filename.tcl

This is not Espresso-related, but in all unix-systems you need to specify the 
path to an executable if the path is not in the PATH environment variable. (Any 
UNIX/Linux book will tell you :-).)
Cheers
Stefan