if (! $?CSHLEVEL) then # # This is a "top-level" shell, # perhaps a login shell, perhaps a shell started up by # 'rsh machine some-command' # This is where we should set PATH and anything else we # want to apply to every one of our shells. # setenv CSHLEVEL 0 set home = ~username # just to be sure source ~/.env # environment stuff we always want else # # This shell is a child of one of our other shells so # we don't need to set all the environment variables again. # set tmp = $CSHLEVEL @ tmp setenv CSHLEVEL $tmp endif
# Exit from .cshrc if not interactive, e.g. under rsh if (! $?PRompt) exit
# Here we could set the prompt or aliases that would be useful # for interactive shells only.
