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In article <1992Dec7.194516.3861@umr.edu> jlu@cs.umr.edu ( Eric  
Jui-Lin Lu ) writes:
> I know this must be a trivial one.  But I really need to know how?
> If I use the shell invoked from WorkSpace's tool menu and
> echo $path, it shows something that's diff from my settings in
> ~/.login and ~/.cshrc.  So, I assume the WorkSpace's shell read
> some config files from somewhere, instead of ~/.login and ~/.cshrc.  
> What are they?


I'm not sure if this is right, since apparently they've removed the  
"shell" command from the Workspace under 3.0 and I don't have a 2.0  
machine handy to test it, but, the workspace may be getting its info  
from the defaults database.  I know it maintains an  
"applicationspath" variable, which says where your NeXT apps live,  
this may or may not be the same thing.

To look at your defaults, you can do a "dread" but I can't remember  
the syntax of that, or get DefaultsMgr from the archives.

Anyone know why they took the shell out of 3.0?
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