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hi...
i have to find an answer to this question:

What are the differences between bash and tcsh in the management of
enviroment variables???

I'm trying to find out with the man pages...

I'm not asking that someone does my homework....
 just that if someone knows...without doing any particular effort...

please post some ideas/hints... that i can developp...
(a complete solution is welcome too...why not?)

Thanks,
Matt

Some hints:
 bash: setting variables and setting environment variables is the same command.
        But in one case an extra step is needed.
 tcsh: uses different commands

 tcsh: has two variable names. One upper case. One lower case.
        They have different formats when setting them
        Also has an easy way to specify directories in a range (i.e. 5-7)
        This can be used to insert a directory in the middle of a search path.

Current directory:

 One uses "." and the other uses ""

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Thanks so much for your help...

Now i got a lot of more things to say...

just a personal question:
does it work??
i'll put it on my mailbox too...

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