Re: TCSH weirdness with sed

From: Carlos J. G. Duarte (cjgd_at_clix.pt)
Date: 01/08/04 

Date: Thu, 08 Jan 2004 16:51:37 +0000

Kevin Furrow wrote:
[...]

> The idea is that it will echo to stdout whatever arguments have been
> provided, but if there have been any quoted arguments, it will treat them
> separately. So, if I do this:
> mytest "dx=1 dy=8 dz=10"
>
> it works. i.e., the output is:
> dx=1
> dy=8
> dz=10
>

Hi there.
Do that stuff in tcsh exclusively, it's faster than to calling external
programs and you don't have to worry with quotations (well, sort of).
Here's an example of what you want:

#! /bin/csh -f
while ( $# > 0 )
   foreach f ( $1 )
         echo $f
   end
   shift
end 

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