From the course: Troubleshooting and Debugging Bash
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Resizing text - Bash Tutorial
From the course: Troubleshooting and Debugging Bash
Resizing text
- [Instructor] Sometimes, it's not just your eyes. You can see things more easily if you change your perspective on the problem. Resizing the text in your editor can help you to see the code better. This has less to do with choosing a text editor than it does to do with knowing how to manage code blindness. Code blindness is a fatigue syndrome that programmers and scripters experience when they've been working on the same set of code for too long. This phenomenon shows up with writers of all kinds, though. In the Atom coding editor, we actually have a menu option to do a resize of text. Under View, they have Increase Font Size and Decrease Font Size, but of course, you can also use the key commands that are listed right there, which on the Mac is Command + or -. But they know you're going to use this as a tool, so they just allow you to reset the font size back to normal once you're finished changing the font sizes to change…
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