Showing posts with label Mac OS X. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mac OS X. Show all posts

Saturday, 29 July 2017

How to find .bash_profile in mac

Hello Folks,


We have to create if it doesn’t exist in the Mac.  First we need to search in Spotlight if it doesn't exist we have to create in logged in user profile after creation of this it will not visible because this is hidden file.

Creation of .bash_profile in Mac for this open Terminal.app and enter following text. 

touch .bash_profile

For opening of the this file enter below text in terminal

open -a TextEdit.app .bash_profile

This will open a blank text for to enter the text.


Friday, 28 July 2017

Sencha command not found in mac

Hello,

Today i got a strange error in mac book not able to find the sencha after sencha cmd installation.

When i installed sencha cmd 5.1 in one of my friend mac, it shown installed successfully but when am trying to access from terminal it is showing sencha not found error is coming.

finding all ways from user bin folder everything is there but am not able to run sencha. after some time i got to know that we need to add path in mac system manually.

In mac system open user .bash_profile file and the following text.


export SENCHA_CMD_5_1_0="/Users/username/Path/To/Sencha/Cmd/5.1.0.XXX"

export PATH=/Users/username/Path/To/Sencha/Cmd/5.1.0.188:$PATH



Sunday, 11 November 2012

How to inspect an Element in Safari in Mac OS

Safari 4.0 and later versions include  Built –in tools such as Web Inspector, shown below, to help you prototype, analyze, debug and optimize websites and Web apps.


Safari 5.0 and later has additional tools can use to develop and debug safari extensions.

Web Inspector












Enable the Developer Tool in Safari preferences:

1. Select Safari in Menu Bar and Select Preferences……



 

2. Select Advanced pane of Safari preferences

 

3.Check the CheckBox of show Develop menu in menu bar.

 

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