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This page has some useful tips and tricks for running IDL on Mac OS X systems. If you have tips to share, please send them to me, k-bowman@tamu.edu, and I'll try to get them up on this page. You can also visit the Resources page for links to other web sites with IDL and OS X information.

Running IDL on Mac OS X

On Macs you can use the IDL Development Environment (idlde) or you can run IDL in a standard terminal window and use your favorite text editor. I prefer the latter method, so here are a few tips for configuring your IDL environment.

There are two main terminal options: use an xterm window under X11 (X11 must be running anyway to display IDL graphics) or use Apple's Terminal.app (the Terminal program in the /Applications/Utilities folder). I use Terminal.app because cut and paste work much better than is the case for xterm windows.

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Opening invisible files and directories

The OS X Finder, which displays your directories (folders) and files, is normally configured to hide invisible files (. or dot files) and many Unix directories (such as/usr) from the user. This greatly simplifies things for typical home or office users, but can be an annoyance for technical users.

It is easy to open an invisible text file using BBEdit or TextWrangler, however. Simply choose the Open Hidden... command from the File menu. This opens the standard open file dialog box with the normally hidden files and directories made visible. Set the Enable menu to All Files. You can then see and open your.login file, for example, or navigate to /usr/local, which is normally invisible in the Finder.

A second approach is to make the files and directories visible in the Finder. To do this, enter the following command in a Terminal window

> defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles YES

This command sets a preference in the Finder preferences file, which is located in~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.finder.plist. You may have to wait a minute or two for the Finder to notice the preference change and update the Finder windows. To make dot files invisible once more, enter

> defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles NO

in a Terminal window. By the way, com.apple.finder.plist is an XML file. Double clicking on the file opens it in the Apple Property List Editorapplication.

The disadvantage of making all the invisible files visible in the Finder is, well, that all of the invisible files are visible. This is like being forced to use ls -a all the time. Therefore, I do not make invisible files visible in the Finder. I use the Open Hidden command in BBEdit instead.

To navigate to an invisible directory in the Finder without making all the invisible files visible, use the Go To Folder... command (cmd-shift-G) in the Finder's Gomenu. You can enter any path in the dialog box, including normally invisible paths such as /usr/local.

Getting a full file path using the Finder and Terminal

The OS X filesystem uses standard Unix syntax. To get the full path to a file, you can use a Terminal or xterm window and standard Unix methods to navigate to the file by using the cd command. Then use pwd to get the full path to that directory. Here is another simple way to get file paths that uses the Finder with Terminal.

Have a Terminal window open. (That's Terminal.app, not an xterm.)

In the Finder, navigate to the file or directory that you want to use.
Drag the file or directory into the Terminal window. Presto, the full path appears.

You can copy and paste that path if you need to use it elsewhere. You can enter a Unix command like ls before dragging and dropping a folder to get a listing of what is in the directory.

bowman> ls /Volumes/csrpd1/1B01/V6/2004/200409/20040905/

1B01.040905.38795.6.HDF 1B01.040905.38796.6.HDF

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1B01.040905.38797.6.HDF 1B01.040905.38798.6.HDF

1B01.040905.38799.6.HDF 1B01.040905.38800.6.HDF

When you want to open a file in IDL interactively, you can do the following. First type:

IDL> file = '

at the IDL prompt. Drag and drop the file of interest into the terminal window. Delete the trailing blank that is automatically added. Add the final quote. Hit return. The result will look something like this:

IDL> file = '/Volumes/csrpd1/PROGSCI/v4/502rf05/502rf05.nc'

Then open the file with the appropriate command (depending on file type), such as:

IDL> id = ncdf_open(file)

File names and case sensitivity

Mac OS X supports several different filesystems, including several flavors of the Mac 'native' filesystem, HFS. Because they support some handy OS X features, HFS volumes are preferred for most uses. HFS volumes can be created to be either case sensitive or case insensitive. To avoid some subtle problems, boot volumes should be case insensitive. Note that this is case insensitivity is not standard Unix behavior, so some caution is called for when you create new files. I create non-bootable volumes, such as volumes for data storage, as case-sensitive for better consistency with our Unix/Linux file servers.

Disk volumes are initialized with the Disk Utility program, which, not surprisingly, is found in /Applications/Utilities.

By the way, even case insensitive HFS volumes are case preserving, so you can have confusion when you have file names that differ only in case.

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