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How to open a file in TextEdit
I have found out how to create a file in Terminal from a script result:
sudo diskutil repairPermissions / > ~/Library/Logs/Permissions.log I want to now open this file in TextEdit, however when I use the standard open command it opens in the default editor. How do I open the above file in TextEdit? |
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05-25-2009
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change the default editor option
Code:
EDITOR=<path_of_text_editor> |
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