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Article #248Re: Why shouldn't you use csh?
From: A.P.K.
Date: Thu, 31 Dec 1992 08:21
Date: Thu, 31 Dec 1992 08:21
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Doesn't matter who wrote: > Don't use csh... :) Well, I'll not say that it's great for everything, but there are some rather nice uses for it. Personally, I write lots of programs for our biology department's microscopy lab (on a Sun and standard unix). We'll note that these are in C and Pascal, not csh. However, for tying together all of the loose ends that programming in multiple languages leaves, I'm actually rather happy to write small programs in csh that do the rest of the work. I don't use csh for the big and intricate research stuff, so I couldn't wouldn't and shouldn't try to say, but for the little things it IS quite nice -- file manipulations, probing directories, that sort of thing. Jim
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