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All of my Python module sources are in the folder /src/*:



/src/module1
/src/module2
...
/src/modules100


If I want to add all of these modules to my PYTHONPATH, I need to add them individually in my .bashrc by using the export command. Is it possible to add them by one command? (basically adding everything under the /src/* folder to my PYTHONPATH)










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    All of my Python module sources are in the folder /src/*:



    /src/module1
    /src/module2
    ...
    /src/modules100


    If I want to add all of these modules to my PYTHONPATH, I need to add them individually in my .bashrc by using the export command. Is it possible to add them by one command? (basically adding everything under the /src/* folder to my PYTHONPATH)










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      All of my Python module sources are in the folder /src/*:



      /src/module1
      /src/module2
      ...
      /src/modules100


      If I want to add all of these modules to my PYTHONPATH, I need to add them individually in my .bashrc by using the export command. Is it possible to add them by one command? (basically adding everything under the /src/* folder to my PYTHONPATH)










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      All of my Python module sources are in the folder /src/*:



      /src/module1
      /src/module2
      ...
      /src/modules100


      If I want to add all of these modules to my PYTHONPATH, I need to add them individually in my .bashrc by using the export command. Is it possible to add them by one command? (basically adding everything under the /src/* folder to my PYTHONPATH)







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          You can find various options to do that over on Stack Overflow. One of the easiest:



          PYTHONPATH="$(printf "%s:" /src/*/)"


          Here, /src/*/ expands into all directories under /src/. printf then uses a colon (:) as separator character.






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            You can find various options to do that over on Stack Overflow. One of the easiest:



            PYTHONPATH="$(printf "%s:" /src/*/)"


            Here, /src/*/ expands into all directories under /src/. printf then uses a colon (:) as separator character.






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              PYTHONPATH="$(printf "%s:" /src/*/)"


              Here, /src/*/ expands into all directories under /src/. printf then uses a colon (:) as separator character.






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                PYTHONPATH="$(printf "%s:" /src/*/)"


                Here, /src/*/ expands into all directories under /src/. printf then uses a colon (:) as separator character.






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                PYTHONPATH="$(printf "%s:" /src/*/)"


                Here, /src/*/ expands into all directories under /src/. printf then uses a colon (:) as separator character.







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