I tried to source the csh file into the bin/sh(input file is srcinput.sh ).
Its(csh -f ...csh) not working.
I tried to source like
Code:
csh -f D:/sample/expand/env.csh
env.csh sets the environment and it source another .csh file using
source fname.csh.
fname.csh it sets one environement.
input file is srcinput.sh calls env.csh.It calls fname.csh.
I am working in linux.
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Perhaps there is D:/sample/expand/env.sh and in your srcinput.sh script you can do
Code:
. D:/sample/expand/env.sh
?
Alternatively, create a wrapper script srcinput.csh like this
Code:
#!/bin/csh -f
source D:/sample/expand/env.csh
set me="$0"
exec "$me:h"/srcinput.sh $*:q
The $me:h works if the srcinput.csh is placed next to the srcinput.sh script.
If you run the (executable!) wrapper script, it passes the environment to the exec'ed srcinput.sh.
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