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Data Problem with my .cshrc
Hello everyone,


I write a ~/.cshrc for set class path to run my java application. The file is listed below.
Code:
 setenv YFILTER_HOME ~/yfilter-2.0
 setenv PATH "$YFILTER_HOME/bin:$PATH"
 setenv CLASSPATH "$YFILTER_HOME/include/dtdparser113.jar:$YFILTER_HOME/include/java_cup.jar:$YFILTER_HOME/build/classes"

I am haing the following problems.

(1) PATH variable is incorrect because linux commands like vi, ls, can not be found.

(2) CLASSPATH variable is

/build/classescup.jar:/home/4user2/xxx/yfilter-2.0-2.0

I hope I can get some from help from here.

Thank you.
Last edited by vbe; 02-02-2010 at 12:12 PM.. Reason: code tags please
 
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