Re:Useful command-line scripts for web developers (or anyone...
by nileshk on Friday June 05, 2009 @12:54PM
(#643497)
I've been using OpenTerminal for this purpose:
http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/23173
It gives you an icon in Finder that changes the directory in your terminal to the one in the Finder window. There are some options, like have it open a new terminal, or change the folder using pushd, so you can popd once your done and return to the folder it originally was in.
I like the script you provided, though, as it saves me from having to use the mouse (no button click) and I can easily select which terminal to do it in. Note that I had to remove the quotes around the first EOT to get it to work.
Re:Useful command-line scripts for web developers (or anyone...
by yan on Friday June 05, 2009 @10:20AM
(#643219)
Conversely, running "open dir/" will open the dir in Finder. I tend to use that a lot.
Re:Useful command-line scripts for web developers (or anyone...
by emson on Friday June 05, 2009 @10:50AM
(#643274)
yeah useful, also "open `pwd`" to open the current directory
This is a script written by a colleague. http://www.visualcortex.co.uk/. Add the following function to your .bash_profile in Apple OSX. Now open a directory in Finder, then open terminal and type cdf, your terminal will now change directory to the same one as the last Finder opened.