@ -29,36 +29,34 @@ wm_start()
xterm
}
#Execution sequence for interactive login shell
#Following pseudo code explains the sequence of execution of these files.
#execute /etc/profile
#IF ~/.bash_profile exists THEN
# execute ~/.bash_profile
#ELSE
# IF ~/.bash_login exist THEN
# execute ~/.bash_login
# ELSE
# IF ~/.profile exist THEN
# execute ~/.profile
# END IF
# END IF
#END IF
# Execution sequence for interactive login shell - pseudocode
#
# IF /etc/profile is readable THEN
# execute ~/.bash_profile
# END IF
# IF ~/.bash_profile is readable THEN
# execute ~/.bash_profile
# ELSE
# IF ~/.bash_login is readable THEN
# execute ~/.bash_login
# ELSE
# IF ~/.profile is readable THEN
# execute ~/.profile
# END IF
# END IF
# END IF
pre_start( )
{
if [ -f /etc/profile ]
then
if [ -r /etc/profile ] ; then
. /etc/profile
fi
if [ -f ~/.bash_profile ]
then
if [ -r ~/.bash_profile ] ; then
. ~/.bash_profile
else
if [ -f ~/.bash_login ]
then
if [ -r ~/.bash_login ] ; then
. ~/.bash_login
else
if [ -f ~/.profile ]
then
if [ -r ~/.profile ] ; then
. ~/.profile
fi
fi
@ -66,15 +64,14 @@ pre_start()
return 0
}
# When you logout of the interactive shell, following is the
# sequence of execution:
# IF ~/.bash_logout exists THEN
# execute ~/.bash_logout
# END IF
# When loging out from the interactive shell, the execution sequence is:
#
# IF ~/.bash_logout exists THEN
# execute ~/.bash_logout
# END IF
post_start( )
{
if [ -f ~/.bash_logout ]
then
if [ -r ~/.bash_logout ] ; then
. ~/.bash_logout
fi
return 0