I want to make an alias which would work like this: vf hello.c would execute a find command to search for hello.c and open it in the vim editor.
I use tcsh at work - one of the features I use extensively is command-line history completion at the shell prompt. Currently, I\'ve limited the size of my history file to 2000 (as I don\'t want to slo
I would like my tcsh script to launch an editor (e.g., vi, emacs): #!/bin/tcsh vi my_file This starts up vi with my_file but first displays a warning \"Vim: Warning: Output is not to a terminal\" a
I\'m trying to set up directory completion in tcsh and/or bash (both are used at my site) with a slight twist: for a particular command \"foo\", I\'d like to have completion use a custom function to m
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