.bash_env

# .bash_env - Used for "quiet" configuration (paths, etc) for all shells.

# Keep interactive configuration stuff (aliases, ect) to .bashrc
# Make sure this file, outside of temporary debugging, echoes nothing.

#echo '*** this is .bash_env ***' # dbg

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# Load private info not kept in public version control
if [ -f $HOME/.bash_secrets ]; then
    . $HOME/.bash_secrets
fi

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# Load basic bash utilities (handy functions and constants)
if [ -f $HOME/.bash_utils ]; then
    . $HOME/.bash_utils
fi

# Initialize $PATH with homebrew locations so I can find their tools
# when working over SSH (such as remote rsync calls)
export PATH=/opt/homebrew/bin:/opt/homebrew/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:$PATH

# For LM Studio CLI (lms)
export PATH="$PATH:/Users/fperez/.lmstudio/bin"

# Configure paths, using the path generation functions in .bash_utils
#
# These are the prefixes I typically use as --prefix options for installation 
# of packages.  There's a method to the madness of having several of them, and
# in this order.  The ones at the TOP end up first in the generated path specs,
# so they take precedence.
pfx="$pfx $HOME/tmp/junk"  # quick and dirty testing
pfx="$pfx $HOME/usr"  # codes *I* have written
pfx="$pfx $HOME/usr/local"  # default prefix for third-party installs
pfx="$pfx $HOME/.local"  # used by python in --user installs

# Now, set all common paths based on the prefix list just built.  The
# export_paths function ensures that all commonly needed paths get correctly
# set and exported to the environment.
export_paths "$pfx"

#echo "stop here"  && return  # dbg

# Default prefix for personal installs I use.
export PREFIX=$HOME/usr/local

# This is the name CMAKE uses for the same thing
export CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$PREFIX

# Search paths for LaTeX (Dont' forget the final colons.  The null entry `::'
# denotes `default system directories' -- try finding that in the
# documentation.)  Note that these *must* go under ~/texmf, because that
# particular path is hardcod ed in LaTeX and is not overridable by the user.
# While one could keep ~/texmf for default package installs and use other
# locations for {tex/bib/bst}inputs, I prefer to centralize all Tex stuff in
# one place.  Since I can't do it in ~/usr/tex, then I'll just keep everything
# TeX related in ~/texmf
export TEXINPUTS=.:$HOME/texmf/texinputs::
export BIBINPUTS=.:$HOME/texmf/bibinputs::
export BSTINPUTS=.:$HOME/texmf/bstinputs::

# Seaborn's data cache
export SEABORN_DATA=$HOME/local/seaborn-data

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