Hi all,
I have a scripts in csh and whenI do echo command I want to add newline.
I used to do it like this:

#! /bin/csh
echo "\n\n WHAT AREA DO YOU WANT:\n\n"
echo -n "     YOUR CHOISE : "
set area=$<

Try using /bin/echo when you want to process escape characters such as \n.

Try this:

#!/bin/csh
echo ""
echo ""
echo "WHAT AREA DO YOU WANT:"
echo ""
echo ""
echo "     YOUR CHOISE : \c"
set area=$<

I dont want to do echo "" for each enter because this is a long script and it will be even longer.
our system change to RHEL.
from some serch I saw thet there may by an envairment that I need to add to the script but I dont know what (still looking)
if you have some idea or other ideas I will be happy to try it.

you can write a function which will print the output in desired format and then you can call this function instead of echo.
something like..

 
function echo2()
{
echo ""
echo "$1"
echo ""
}
 
echo2 "print this"

I have some menu and it goes from one to one (depent of the user choise) so I will have to get lt of functions...