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okay how do i make an alias that has a space in it?

for most of my other ones i've simply done within my ~/.bash_profile

alias `ls`='ls -laF'

but with

alias `sudo su`='sh hello.sh'
I'm...

i tried :

`gcc ./cprog.c`

and

`gcc ./cprog.c -o ./cprog`

nothing worked, thanks though

I've downloaded Xcode and i've done :
which "gcc"
which "ggc-4.0"
and which "c99"

all were found in /usr/bin/

however with the script

#include <stdio.h>

main()
{
printf("hello,...

I have a pretty large directory on a backup hard drive.

I have Tiger for an OS, what would be the best way to compress this directory. there is a large number of files inside in addition if that...

thanks a lot

I'm trying to take the command `date` giving me:
Fri Feb 22 09:23:52 EST 2008

and using some command take out the rest of the string leaving me with

"Fri Feb 22"

any help appreciated...

i'm trying to get the alias

alias "sudo su"=`sh script.sh`

whats wrong with this and how can i make an alias that has a space in it

on the same topic, how do i edit the boot sequence on Mac's Tiger OS

any help appreciated

can anyone help on this subject, i'm pretty much at a loss

any help appreciated
thanks in advance hopefully

Here's my script:

/bin/script.sh ...

thanks, but sadly that didn't work either

here is my command in bash shell on Mac OS X tiger:

history | tr -d emacs

here is what I get:

hitory | grp "" | tr -d ""
hitory | grp "" | tr -d """"
hitory | grp "" | tr -d...

Sorry, that really didn't help, it may make sense to you, but sadly not to me.
Here is my problem:

I do the command in a bash shell: history | grep "emacs"
and I get:

35 emacs new.txt
37...

How do I make the history command, in addition to the past commands, display the hard path to the place where i modified or did my past action?

thanks in advance

thank you very much

okay, i did the command: echo `history` >> /new.txt

i got a long line, which due to the size of my screen, it made 3 lines.

i then tried the command: grep emacs new.txt
while in root

and i...

i added to my crontab file:

* * * * * echo "hello"

it works, i receive a message into my /var/mail/username

and i receive: bob

in addition to a large text add-on
any help appreciated

on Darwin terminal how do i do it?

i downloaded xcode thats it

is there anyway of looking at, and if possible, modifying it?

that got rid of the errors, but now the printf() function does not output

here is the very simple bob.c:

main()
{
printf("hello");
}

i use tiger and i use the command:
gcc bob.c

and the end result:

bob.c: In function ‘main':
bob.c:3: warning:...

yea, i'm trying to remove only the name of the user, or the "a" part in this case

so here is my path:

/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/Users/a:/usr/local/bin:/usr/X11/bin

how would I remove only the "a" or name string within it?

any help appreciated

your right it is weird, but i'd like to try it in .sh