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Description Merges elements from two sequences Casts an element of the sequence into a specified type Filters elements of a sequence, returning only those of the specified type Converts the sequence into an array Creates a Dictionary<K,E> from a sequence Creates a List<T> from a sequence Creates a Lookup<K,T> from a sequence Returns its argument typed as Ienumerable<T> Provides a default element for an empty sequence Returns the element at the specified index from a sequence Similar to ElementAt but also returns a default element when the specified index is out of range Returns the first element in a sequence Similar to First but also returns a default element when the first element in the sequence is not available

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An alias in Darwin is a simple command set up in the shell that can trigger more complex commands or allow you to override the behavior of an existing command. The directory path is a representation of where you are in the file system, beginning from the root directory. For example, if your user name is scott, then the path to your home directory would be /Users/scott/ (your home directory can also be abbreviated to ~, as you will see later). The leading / represents the root directory. Any command that s issued at the command line and causes something to happen can be referred to as an executable. Arguments are additional, sometimes necessary information added to commands. Arguments don t affect how the command is run in the way options do; instead, they generally target the command to affect specific items. Command options are special arguments (usually preceded by a - and immediately following the command) that can change how a command is run. This is similar to setting command preferences for an Aqua application, but more flexible, as different preferences can be issued at runtime. For Windows and DOS users, these are like switches issued with a DOS or Windows command prompt command. A process is a running application or daemon (also known as a background process). In Leopard (and in fact most modern systems), there can be (and often are) hundreds of processes running at any one time. Pipes, represented by the | symbol, provide a way of stringing two or more commands together. Piping one command into another is a very powerful way to accomplish some otherwise very complex tasks. Pipes, along with redirection, are covered in more depth later in this chapter.

Switches (DOS)

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You must set both the Locale and the Default Language to the appropriate region and font. This includes the Display Name for multilingual channels. Use one of the following methods to use channels and pages that require different language scripts managed on the same MCMS 2002 server: Install Site Manager on individual computers, one each for each language with the appropriate Locale and Default Language settings, and use those computers to manage the channels that require special fonts. Before accessing channel properties that require special fonts, switch the Locale and Default Language settings on the Site Manager computer to the appropriate language for the channel.

The Darwin file system shares the same folder structure found while navigating through the Finder in Quartz. However, while navigating through Darwin, you will notice a few differences. First, there are quite a few more visible items in the Darwin view. Second, you will find that your additional volumes (added hard drives, CD/DVD drives, Flash drives, etc.) are found a little differently.

292 CHAPTER 18 INTRODUCING DARWIN AND THE SHELL The Darwin file system starts from root, which is symbolized by /. This is the highest level of the file system, and is essentially the same as viewing your primary hard drive in the Finder. A quick look in our root directory reveals the following items (the trailing / and @ symbols that follow have special meaning: / indicates that the item is a directory [or folder] and @ indicates that the item is a link [or alias]):

Applications/ Desktop DB Desktop DF Developer/ Library/ Network/ System/ Users/ Volumes/ bin/ cores/ dev/ etc@ home/ mach_kernel mach_kernel.ctfsys net/ private/ sbin/ tmp@ usr/ var@

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