Re: Witango-Talk: Editting OS X Command Shell scripts

[Dale Graham]

depending on the permissions for the file you may or may not need to  
use "sudo", I am showing it with sudo just in case. The -R -P actually  
(the Unix guys can correct me here) is probably only needed for  
folders, but it won't hurt, either...)

sudo -R -P 775 <path to file>
then provide your admin password when requested
to get path to file, just write the text out to the space after the 775  
and then drag the image of the file over the terminal window (ANYWHERE)  
and it will pop it right into the right place, with the absolutely  
correct path name. Simple.

I have noticed that ANY time I open these files with BBEdit (even if I  
don't actually do anything but examine the code) that I need to repeat  
this.

On Jul 13, 2004, at 7:21 AM, Wayne Irvine wrote:
Dale Graham at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I edit with BBEdit, and then just use the terminal to reset the files
back to executable.
I'm using an App called ScriptGUI and it is pretty good for writing and
testing.
How do you set to executable in BBEdit?
Wayne Irvine
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