The .chsrc file can also contain modifications to the PATH variable, which tells the shell where to look for executables.if you have a .tcshrc file in your home dir, it will override the override .cshrc. Do *not* just add /sw/bin to the path, use the source comand. there are many other things than just adding /sw/bin to the PATH that needs to be done, thats why we have an init script
Add the line: setenv PATH /sw/bin:$PATH
Anywhere in the file. In this line, the $PATH thing is expanded to what the variable already contains, so you're effectively pre-pending the text '/sw/bin:' to your PATH variable. (Also demonstrates the order of operations for this kind of csh command.)
Hope this helps,
Charlie
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