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We have to do simulate a tsunami for a school project using Geoclaw with Python, and I came across this tsunami example project on the Geoclaw official website: $CLAW/geoclaw/examples/tsunami/chile2010 .
I thought it was a thing preinstalled with Geoclaw so I typed cd $CLAW/geoclaw/examples/tsunami/chile2010 in the Terminal, in order to open this directory.
But when I do it shows cd: no such file or directory: /geoclaw/examples/tsunami/chile2010.
So where in the world should I type this directory after installing Geoclaw?
Never mind I found that I can install this thing from git clone as shown in here on the official website: http://www.clawpack.org/apps.html#apps
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I am having an issue where a
bash script.sh &> /dev/null/
call is throwing this error. /dev/null does exist and I'm pretty sure it's not supposed to be a directory anyway. A quick google search shows that I'm the only one to ever post this exact error so... that's fun.
It's very simple, simply remove the trailing /
Because /dev/null/ is a not existing directory.
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When I go to remove the cli from the global packages it doesn't seem to work in the way expected. When I go to update the cli it works, but when I try and create a new project it asks me to install it again. When I check the version I have it tells me I already have a later version than what I tried to install. I have tried a couple different ways to get it to remove the old package but have received nothing but more headaches. Any ideas?
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I'm using macOS El Capitan and I'm trying to get a folder in Terminal.
I tried this: cd {dragged folder into Terminal} but then I get the error "no such file directory".
How can I solve this error?
Just use a space after cd and it will work.
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This has been flagged as a duplicate but the solution described in the possible duplicate is what I have tried and it did not work for me.
I installed OCaml and the installer said to add /Users/me/ocamlbrew/ocaml-4.02.3/etc/ocamlbrew.bashrc to my .bashrc file I did so and it doesnt seem to help.
I have to run /Users/me/ocamlbrew/ocaml-4.02.3/etc/ocamlbrew.bashrc on every new terminal window before I can use Ocaml as a command. What can I do to avoid this?
This is what I tried:
alias ocaml = source /Users/me/ocamlbrew/ocaml-4.02.3/etc/ocamlbrew.bashrc
I also tried
source /Users/me/ocamlbrew/ocaml-4.02.3/etc/ocamlbrew.bashrc
I've tried editing my ~/.bashrc file and my ~/.bash_profile
I ended up adding source /Users/me/ocamlbrew/ocaml-4.02.3/etc/ocamlbrew.bashrc to (the installer lied about where to do this) my ~/.bash_profile and then calling source ~/.bash_profilefrom the terminal.
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Im trying to download plugins for my macVim but there is no ./Vim folder? when I download macvim all I get is the application file which works.....am I downloading it from the wrong place?
In Terminal.app, run the following commands to create the ~/.vim directory and the ~/.vimrc file.
$ cd
$ touch .vimrc
$ mkdir .vim
$ open .vim
~/.vim (case sensitive!) you mean? If it dose not exist, just create it.