$ sudo visudo #add desired username to the file in the following format:
Monday, November 29, 2010
Don't require password for sudo
Simple but forgettable because it's done only once...
$ sudo visudo #add desired username to the file in the following format:
[user_name] ALL=NOPASSWD: ALL
$ sudo visudo #add desired username to the file in the following format:
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Enable color-coding for diff in TextMate
You can pipe output from diff command as well as pipe the output of a diff from a source control tool directly into TextMate (e.g., diff v1 v2 | mate or hg diff | mate).
However, you may be missing the nice coloring in the newly opened window that is supporte by TextMate by default. As it often is the case, getting this to work is easy but you first need to find how to get there. So, to toggle the coloring, simply press Ctrl+Option+Shift+D (if this does not work on your system, go to Bundles->Bundle Editor->Show Bundle Editor click on Diff bundle. In the Activation text field is the keyboard shortcut you can use to toggle color coding for diff). Enjoy!
However, you may be missing the nice coloring in the newly opened window that is supporte by TextMate by default. As it often is the case, getting this to work is easy but you first need to find how to get there. So, to toggle the coloring, simply press Ctrl+Option+Shift+D (if this does not work on your system, go to Bundles->Bundle Editor->Show Bundle Editor click on Diff bundle. In the Activation text field is the keyboard shortcut you can use to toggle color coding for diff). Enjoy!
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