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31 lines
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Unlike to windows systems, saga_cmd should be instantly available in
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the shell as it is usually installed in %%PREFIX%%/bin.
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Next you have to set the environmental variable SAGA_MLB to make SAGA
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know where the SAGA module libraries exist on your system. You can do
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this permanently by adding the following command to your .bashrc file
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or by defining it temporarily on the command line before executing
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SAGA CMD:
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export SAGA_MLB=/yourPathToSAGA_modules
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e.g.:
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export SAGA_MLB=%%PREFIX%%/lib/saga
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Now your system is prepared for using SAGA CMD to execute SAGA
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modules.
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Since version 2.1.0 it is not necessary any more, to use a leading
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"lib" for module library names on Unix-like systems. Now you will have
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to alter back your scripts by removing "lib" from the name (like it is
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on MS Windows).
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e.g.:
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saga_cmd ta_morphometry instead of saga_cmd libta_morphometry
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