Igor,
> On the tcsh command line, type 'ls temp*' (no Enter), then press Ctrl-X
> and then press '*'. This should expand to the three filenames below. If
> it instead expands to 'temp\*', you probably have noglob set
> Another way of checking whether noglob is set is 'set | grep noglob' at
> the tcsh prompt.
'ls temp* Ctrl-X *' gets expanded to
temp/*
i have not (yet) set up any .[c,t]shrc files yet.
> If noglob is set, try 'unset'ting it and executing 'ls temp*' again. If
> that makes it work, you have to track down which startup script sets
> noglob (probably ~/.tcshrc, ~/.cshrc or /etc/csh.cshrc). Try starting
> tcsh with the '-f' option to not execute those scripts, and see if it
> fixes the problem. You will then want to edit the offending script and
> comment out the 'set noglob' line.
'unset noglob' fixed the problem.
many thanks Igor!
mike
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