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#  This is a non-standard .cshrc file for the Mathematics department.         #
#  It is read when you log in and each time a shell, such as xterm, is        #
#  started.  Select SAVE AS from the NETSCAPE file menu and save the          #
#  file as TEXT (and not as SOURCE).                                          #
#                                                                             #
#  Generated at    www.math.purdue/~bell/cshrc.html  (by Steve Bell)          #
#                                                                             #
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#
#  SET YOUR DEFAULT WINDOW MANAGER HERE:
#
#       XW = the X Window System (startx)
#       OW = OpenWindows (openwin)
#       SW = SunWindows (suntools)
#
#  Remove the '#' comment character from the beginning of the appropriate line
#  and remember to replace the '#' comment character in the line already
#  uncommented.
#
set winsys = XW
#set winsys = OW

# Source the core .cshrc file.  Touch this line at your own risk!
source /usr/share/standard/sys.cshrc

# Choose a printer:
#
# lpub     in Computer room, Rm 839
# lpub7    in Room 741
# lpub6    in Room 635
#
# setenv PRINTER lpub

switch (`uname -r`)
      case 5*:
        set system=solaris
        breaksw
      default:
        set system=sunos
        breaksw
endsw

switch ($system)

   case sunos:
   set path = ( /usr/local/teTeX/bin/sparc-sunos4.1.3_U1 \
        /usr/local/{maple,Acrobat3,netpbm,mh}/bin \
        $path \
        ~/bin \
        . )
   breaksw

   case solaris:
   set path = ( /opt/{maple,Acrobat3,netpbm,mh}/bin $path ~/bin . )

   breaksw

endsw

switch ($system)
   case sunos:
      set tempmanpath = ( /usr/man /usr/*/man /usr/local/*/man/ )
      set manpath=`echo $tempmanpath | sed 's/ /:/g'`
      setenv MANPATH $manpath
   breaksw

   case solaris:
      set tempmanpath = ( /usr/man /usr/*/man /usr/local/*/man/ /opt/*/man )
      set manpath=`echo $tempmanpath | sed 's/ /:/g'`
      setenv MANPATH $manpath
   breaksw

endsw

set     noclobber       # Prevents files from being overwritten by redirection.
limit   coredumpsize 0  # If a core dump is needed, "unlimit coredumpsize" and
                        # rerun the dumping program.

# Set the permissions with which new files and directories will be created.
# See the man pages for umask, ls, chmod, groups, chgrp for details.
#umask  022   # Group and others may read and dir search (but not write).
#umask  027   # Group may read and directory search, but not others.
umask   077   # No access to anyone -- the most paranoid choice.

if ($?prompt == 0) exit

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#  Skip this section of the file if this is not an interactive shell.
#  Csh script files and rsh will generate non-interactive shells.
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Set the terminal characteristics.
tset -I -Q
stty    kill    '^U'    # Line kill
stty    intr    '^C'    # Interrupt
stty    erase   '^H'    # Erase is "backspace"
#stty   erase   '^?'    # If you prefer "delete" for the erase key.

# Set up some useful features of the shell.  See the csh man pages for details.
set     filec   = 1
set     fignore = ( .o .aux .log )
set     history = 40
set     notify
set     ignoreeof
set     cdpath  = ( ~ )

# Reset the prompt to something reasonable.
set     hostname = `/bin/hostname | /bin/sed -e 's/\..*//'`
set     prompt  = "$hostname-\!% "

#set    prompt  = "$hostname% "         # If you don't like the event number.

# Save me from myself!  Make some dangerous file-deleting commands interactive.
# On the SUNs activate the "entombing" system.

switch ($system)

    case sunos:

        setenv ENTOMB true
        alias   cp      '/usr/local/bin/cp -i'
        alias   mv      '/usr/local/bin/mv -i'
        alias   rm      '/usr/local/bin/rm -i'
        alias   rm!     '/usr/local/bin/rm'
        breaksw

    default:

        alias rm 'rm -i'
        alias mv 'mv -i'
        alias cp 'cp -i'
        breaksw

endsw

# Some aliases that might be useful.  Uncomment the ones that interest you.
# This is the appropriate place to include additional aliases.

#alias   lo      logout
#alias   d       dirs
#alias   po      popd
#alias   pu      pushd
#alias   ls      'ls -F'
#alias  l       'ls -F'
#alias  ll      'ls -Fl'