it is easier than that.
At the command line type tcsh. WHAM! you are running in tcsh.
If you type exit it will first exit tcsh and drop you back into bash. A
second exit will close the xterm or log you off, (depending on whether
you are in X or at the console.
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000 01:19:31 -0500 (EST) Chris Job
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>Hi folks...
>I have an application the needs the C shell (tcsh to be exact). I've
>created a user account that uses tcsh instead of bash. I trying to
>add
>the application's bin directory to the PATH by typing the following in
>a
>.login file
>PATH ${PATH}:/appl/bin
>When I log out and log in again and echo the PATH, /app/bin does not
>show
>up. Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong or better yet what I
>should
>do to get is right?
>
>Thanks
>Chris
>
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R. Haehnel
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