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04-23-2001 08:17 AM
04-23-2001 08:17 AM
Hello,
I'm working again with csh scripts, now if have to put one if... I need compare if $VAR1 <= $VAR2, but I don't find some information about it.
It try about some differents like, for example:
--------------------------
set VAR1 = 10
set var2 = 20
if ($VAR1 <= $VAR2)
then
echo $VAR1
else
echo $VAR2
endif
---------------------------
but it doesn't works fine.
Could you help me? o tell me some link with some information about csh scripts???
Thanks a lot of.
Carmen.
I'm working again with csh scripts, now if have to put one if... I need compare if $VAR1 <= $VAR2, but I don't find some information about it.
It try about some differents like, for example:
--------------------------
set VAR1 = 10
set var2 = 20
if ($VAR1 <= $VAR2)
then
echo $VAR1
else
echo $VAR2
endif
---------------------------
but it doesn't works fine.
Could you help me? o tell me some link with some information about csh scripts???
Thanks a lot of.
Carmen.
Users are not too bad ;-)
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04-23-2001 08:27 AM
04-23-2001 08:27 AM
Solution
Hi:
Try this guide as a resource in addition to the man pages ('man csh'):
http://docs.hp.com/hpux/onlinedocs/B2355-90046/B2355-90046.html
...JRF...
Try this guide as a resource in addition to the man pages ('man csh'):
http://docs.hp.com/hpux/onlinedocs/B2355-90046/B2355-90046.html
...JRF...
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04-23-2001 08:41 AM
04-23-2001 08:41 AM
Re: Script in csh
I hate csh but you need to move 'then' to the
same line as the if (expression) and all is well.
same line as the if (expression) and all is well.
If it ain't broke, I can fix that.
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04-23-2001 09:22 AM
04-23-2001 09:22 AM
Re: Script in csh
Furthermore, the "set var2 = ..." should be "set VAR2 = ...".
P.S. csh is a terrible language for writing scripts. If possible,
please consider using the POSIX shell (sh) or Korn shell (ksh)
or almost anything else besides csh.
http://www.perl.com/pub/language/versus/csh.html
(Some of the bugs listed may have been fixed by individual
vendors, and tcsh seems to have fixed many of them.)
P.S. csh is a terrible language for writing scripts. If possible,
please consider using the POSIX shell (sh) or Korn shell (ksh)
or almost anything else besides csh.
http://www.perl.com/pub/language/versus/csh.html
(Some of the bugs listed may have been fixed by individual
vendors, and tcsh seems to have fixed many of them.)
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