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Friday March 26, 2004
08:58 AM
Changing OS X Location from the command line
Found out about scselect yesterday from here. A couple of minutes effort on the train and I now can change from a shell without having to mouse up to the apple menu.
zsh ++
##
## _scselect -- Completion for OS X Network Location utility
##
_scselect () {
local locs
locs=( $( scselect |& \
perl -lne 'next if/^\S/;/\(([^)]+)\)/&&print qq{"$1"}' ) )
_arguments -C "*:Network Location Set:($locs)"
}
conservative in what you do, be liberal in what you accept from others.
--Jon Postel, RFC 761
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