# ~/.tcshrc - default .tcshrc file for all architectures.
# this file is consulted whenever you run a new command or open a new
#   window, and also before your .login file when you log in.
################################################################
## Please do not change the following few lines unless you're ##
## sure you know what you're doing.                           ##
################################################################
setenv ARCH `/usr/princeton/bin/arch`
set where='/usr/princeton/etc/userconfig'	# where global files are
if ( -e $where/cshrc-$ARCH ) source $where/cshrc-$ARCH
################################################################
if ($?prompt) then		# if this is an interactive shell

        set notify		# notify when background jobs complete
        set history = 30	# remember last 30 commands
	set savehist = 25       # remember 25 commands between sessions
	set filec		# press ESC to complete filenames
	stty erase ^H           # so backspace key won't show up as ^H

	set term  = vt100

# two styles of prompts

#	set prompt = "[-- %~ --]\n%m, [%t], % "
	set prompt = "%m, [%~], [%t], % "        

	alias pd pushd		# pd same as pushd
        alias pop popd		# pop same as popd
	alias h history		# ICGL standard
#	alias t more		# ICGL standard

# You can add your own aliases here, before the "endif", following the
# format above.
#
# If you want "rm" not to ask you for confirmation (dangerous),
# uncomment the following line:
#
#       unalias rm             # then rm wouldn't confirm

	source ~/.aliases

# the following commands should only go into effect whn the tcsh is on

if ($?tcsh) then

	set listjobs = long
	set correct = cmd
	bindkey -e

endif


endif

# You can add to the path here by adding any directories you want to be
# searched for executable files to the following line, separated by 
# colons. (Make sure you include the existing $PATH!)

setenv PATH ${PATH}:/usr/princeton/bin/X11

# You can add to the list of directories where `man' will search for
# manual pages here by uncommenting the following line and listing the
# directories you want to be searched, separated by colons.
# Make sure you include the existing $MANPATH.
#
# setenv MANPATH ${MANPATH}:~/man:/some/other/path
	
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