The obvious answer is to drop into a c shell and try the commands. In other words, type "csh" in your bash shell, and learn the c shell. Some things are different in csh, like setenv, builtin's, and a few other esoteric things.
Elanchezhian Sivanandam wrote:
hi,
i have to give a set of commands from a perlscript in bash and c shell depending on an argument.
since my default shell is bash the commands i give work.
but for c shell the set of commands don't execute.....
i mean the subsequent commands after i go to c shell (system "csh";) doesn't work.
any suggestions???
thanks u
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