Chapter 14. The TC Shell
IN THIS CHAPTER
Shell Scripts
Entering and Leaving the TC Shell
Features Common to the Bourne Again and TC Shells
Redirecting Standard Error
Command Line Expansion
Editing the Command Line
Correcting Spelling
Variables
Control Structures
Builtins
The TC Shell (tcsh) performs the same function as the Bourne Again Shell, the Z Shell, and other shells: It provides an interface between you and the GNU/Linux operating system. The TC Shell is an interactive command interpreter as well as a high-level programming language. Although you use only one shell at any given time, you should be able to switch back and forth comfortably between them as the need arises (you may want to run different shells in different windows). Because many ...
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