Remi Mommsen wrote: []
source /sw/etc/profile.d/xfontpath.csh if ( -x /sw/bin/xfontpath && 1 ) then if ( x:0.0 = x:0.0 ) then tcsh: if: Expression Syntax./sw/etc/profile.d/xfontpath.csh should read if ( -x "/sw/bin/xfontpath" && $?DISPLAY ) then if ( "x$DISPLAY" == x:0.0 ) then ( "/sw/bin/xfontpath" enable & ) >& /dev/null endif endif Note the '==' instead of '='. The bash version works.Cc'd Aida who committed the new version yesterday. The bug is in the tarball.
What's the idea anyway of running xfontpath only if DISPLAY is set to ":0.0"? I don't understand this at all. In my case it will not be enabled ever, because I set DISPLAY to ":0" and not to ":0.0". Sometimes I run on display ":1", and I want to use xfontpath, too. Sometimes I run on display "localhost:10.0", and then I don't need xfontpath, but does it really hurt if xfontpath is run in situations where it is not needed?
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