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I often work in Terminal and enjoy the ease of sudo. So it's usually much easier for me to work with plist files in nano rather than opening a graphical app. For anyone who's interested, here's a simple script to convert a plist file, open it in nano, and then convert it back to the default binary format.
Just paste this in a file, chmod +x the file, and copy it to a location easy to access. I named mine pledit and copied it to /usr/local/bin.---
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Outstanding comment!!!
All I need do is type pled /path/to/.plist and the script does all the conversions. Cool. (works great) Thanks Quantum0726, -HI-
Use $EDITOR
Put
$EDITOR instead of nano, and that code will use any editor you've set up; for example, my $EDITOR is subethaedit.
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Or you can just stick this in your
.bashrc
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