I am unable to open the .trace file which is the output of a test script run in Xcode-instruments.
When I try to open it, it says Unable to open the file.
Please suggest if there is a way to open it
From Finder, get context menu on file, select "Show Package Contents". From a command-line shell, just navigate to the file as if it were a directory.
In my case I found that there is a second .trace folder inside the top-level .trace folder, and they share the same name. If you drag the second one out, then Instruments will have no problem opening the second one.
I tested this with Xcode4.6 (Instruments 4.5).
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Every time I open a file from the terminal it opens the file in Xcode.
open hashing.md then Xcode opens. I don't want it to open in Xcode.
How can I make my terminal open files in Atom instead?
I'm on a Mac, Monterey, 12.1.
(I'm at the point where I just want to uninstall Xcode, but, who knows, I may need it in the future.)
I see this suggestion from someone, but I don't know how to do it. How do I "add the following to my ~/.bashrc file?" What does that mean? Where is my ~/.bashrc file and how do I add to it?
Add the following to your ~/.bashrc file:
export EDITOR="/Applications/TextEdit.app/Contents/MacOS/TextEdit"
Open finder and look for a file with the extension you want to open using atom, ".md" for example.
Right click on it and go to "Get info". You should see an "Open With" tab. Click on it, choose atom and click on the "Change all" button. That will make it the default option to open any ".md" file.
In case you just want to open a certain file with atom, use the -a flag with the open command.
~% open -a atom file.md
I've tried using explorer /c/x/y and start /c/x/y to open file y (along path x) when I'm still in the root directory. The former just opens up another bash window and the latter sometimes opens the file, sometimes it opens another bash window. I know I can just use cd /c/y to get to the directory x is in and then open it with explorer x but I'd like to do it in one line of code if possible. Does anyone have any other suggestions? Thanks.
I tried to open the
*.ps.gz
file through the finder i double clicked on the file, then i got a
*.ps.gz.cpgz
file, then i double clicked on the
*.ps.gz.cpgz
file and i got the first file
*.ps.gz
it seems that i struggle in the loop, how i can open it?
I created a folder on my Desktop within the command line on Windows, by using the command mkdir. I also added some files in there by using the command type nul >> fileName.
The folder is there, but two blue arrays appear on its top.
I want to open it on my IDE now.
I'm using PHP Storm, and I'm trying to open a file inside the folder, but when I do
file > open file or project > Desktop
the folder is not visible.
For it was on read-only mode, I have also tried to change such a setting, but nothing changed, I don't know whether or not this is relevant as regards to the issue explained above.
Why a folder created within the command line is not visible by some other program, and how can I solve and avoid the issue in the future?
colleges.
I stuck with trying to open zip archive via command line in 7z GUI.
I have found in documentation that
-7z.exe does not have command to open file in new window.
-Also i did not found command line parameters for 7zFM.exe and 7zG.exe
Does anyone know how to solve this problem or make a workaround for my case.
Here described how to use 7z.exe http://sevenzip.osdn.jp/chm/cmdline/ but not any word about opening archive in GUI.
Thanks.
I was able to open a 7zip archive in a new window using the command
7zfm archiveName.7z
Setting 7zFM as the default program to open .7z file extensions will also open the archive in a new window after double-clicking on it.