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Oh great Unix gurus of the net, please enlighten me. How can I get SCO Unix to
run my favorite csh Unix shell script shown below to get user input?

grepping around the net I found the ksh FAQ & read solution but I'm sure
some other part of my csh script will then fail...any ideas? Thanks.

#! /bin/csh
# foo.sh
# ------
# example Unix shell script gets input from user
# see also ksh: read var
#
echo Type something and press enter:
set FOO=($<)
# read FOO
echo you entered $FOO

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In the beginning, or at least on Tue, 31 Dec 96 13:04:35 PDT,  

Quote:

>Oh great Unix gurus of the net, please enlighten me. How can I get SCO Unix
to
>run my favorite csh Unix shell script shown below to get user input?

>grepping around the net I found the ksh FAQ & read solution but I'm sure
>some other part of my csh script will then fail...any ideas? Thanks.

echo "mumblesmurf >\c"
STUFF=`line`
echo you typed $STUFF

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Quote:> run my favorite csh Unix shell script shown below to get user input?
> grepping around the net I found the ksh FAQ & read solution but I'm sure
> some other part of my csh script will then fail...any ideas? Thanks.

> #! /bin/csh
> # foo.sh
> # ------
> # example Unix shell script gets input from user
> # see also ksh: read var
> #
> echo Type something and press enter:
> set FOO=($<)
> # read FOO
> echo you entered $FOO