I\'ve run into an issue in which I think should be easy to resolve, but for the life of me, I can\'t figure it out.Could be that it\'s really late; not sure.
I want to use a Git alias in ~/.gitconfig so that it calls a bash function, if it is defined, otherwise call the regular git checkout.
I am working on writing a Bash function to start a server that needs to be started from a certain folder, but I don\'t want starting this server to impact my current work. I\'ve written the following:
Quick question. I love emacs. I hate typing stuff though, so I like to use e to invoke emacs. Previously I had my .bash_profile (OS X) configured as: alias e=\"emacs .\". However, I was tired of stil
Example: #!/bin/sh a() { R=f ls -1 a* [ \"$?\" == \"1\" ] && { R=t; } echo $R } r=`a` echo $r $r contains t or f but also the output of the ls command.
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