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csh array help!!
I'm trying call the first item in the array then put it in a loop to call the next items in order.
set $p = (port-1, port-2, port-3, port-4, exit) <sourcePort>daughtercard:$P[1]</sourcePort> if ($p == "exit") then break else ($p >> 1) I know the above code isn't correct. I'm just not sure how to get $p to change ports in order until exit. thanks in advance for your help. DK |
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