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## .tcshrc.set            01Apr2003, Simos Xenitellis (simos74@gmx.net)
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## This is the .tcshrc.set file, part of the TCSHRC project
## at http://tcshrc.sourceforge.net

## Has two sections, GENERAL and SYSTEM SPECIFIC

## GENERAL

# When you press "Ctrl-D", should you exit the shell?
# If you are used to exit the shell with "Ctrl-D", disable this.
#set ignoreeof

# Define new prompt.
# Basic prompt.      (do a 'man tcsh' to get more about the flags)
# This shows the current path in inverse color and that is nice.
# It is important to know all the time in what directory you are.
#   explanation: %B begin bold, %b end bold, %S begin inverse, %s end inverse
#   explanation: %m short system name, %/ full directory name, %# is # or %
#   explanation: depending if you are root or non-root.
#set prompt="%B%n%b@%m:%/%# "
set prompt = "\n%d, %D. %w %Y, %P\n<`uname -sr`> [%m:%~]\n%B%U%n@%l%u %#%b "

# Prompt used when waiting for stufffor 'for' or 'while'...
set prompt2="%R?"

# Prompt used when correcting.
# Correct????
# 	y: yes, n: no, e: edit
# 	<SPACE>: yes
# 	<ENTER>: no
set prompt3="CORRECT> %B%R%b (y|n|e)?"

# Don't beep at all...
# beeping is annoying, perhaps it is good only when you learn TCSH.
# If you are a rookie in TCSH, try commenting it out.
set nobeep

# This is the history of each individual shell.
# It defines only the size and it usefull when invoking previous commands.
set history=2048

# Make sure that there is no logging of the session.
# Privacy issues and it was mentioned that logging makes slow the logout
#unset histfile

# Watch any(1) other users every 0 seconds from any(2) console, 
# when logging in/out.(I like this one!)
# It gives something like "root has logged on tty1 from local."
# You may find it annoying on busy systems (like shell1.sourceforge.net)
set watch=(0 any any)

# Format of output string when someone logins or logouts.(Look above)
# Hmm, can't be internationalised easily.
set who="%n has %a %l from %M."

# Set to 'insert' mode. Possible values 'insert' or 'overwrite'.
# By default, we are in "insert" mode.
set inputmode=insert

# Do autolisting of commands while completing.
# Very handy. Example with "chmod". 
#  % ch<TAB>
#  now it shows all possible commands that start with "ch*".
#  % chm<TAB>
#  we have seen that there is only one chm* command. Thus, the <TAB> does:
#  % chmod 
#  This is among best tricks of TCSH. Learn this and you will be very fast
#  on the command line.
set autolist

# Do autocorrection while completing...
# It does some very rudimentary corrections. I was not disatisfied yet.
# Try:
# % cd /usr/loca/bin<TAB>
# % cd /usr/local/bin     <- you get
set autocorrect

# Use the history of commands to aid expansion.
# Found in new versions of tcsh (at least 6.10)
set autoexpand

# Enabled "complete" to "enhance".
# If you have a file called "complete.tcsh" and you
# want to edit it, do "vi c.t<TAB>" and that's it.
set complete=enhance

# Possible values : cmd complete all
# Put it to extreme auto.
set correct=all

# Don't want to be autologed out.
# You can set it to autologout you after x minutes of idle time.
# You would do: set autologout=3  for 3 minutes of inactivity.
unset autologout

# Symbolic links are expanded to their true values : chase
# (possible values 'chase' 'ignore' 'expand')
# When traversing directories with symlinks, this substitures them
# with the real value. You will like it.
set symlinks=chase

# After a 'Ctrl-Z', it lists all the jobs.
set listjobs

# If the exit value is non-zero, print it.
# Very handy when you do scripting.
set printexitvalue

# Ask for confirmation when 'rm *'.
#set rmstar

# Set the command to be run instead of a BEEP.(does this one work???)
#set beepcmd

# Files that are to be ignored from completion.
# These are the .o files that GCC produces. Usually you do not touch them.
set fignore=(.o)

# Various statistics.
# You can unset it or set it (it is set a bit later).
#unset time

#set time="%Uu %Ss %E %P %X+%Dk %I+%Oio %Fpf+%Ww"

# Do "man tcsh" to find about more data that can be shown
# with this command. I have used only those that are available
# on a Linux box without kernel debugging enabled.
# That is, a stock kernel from a distribution.
set time=(8 "\
Total time                              : %Es\
CPU utilisation (percentage)            : %P\
")

# Before printing prompt after a command, do :
#alias precmd date

# Setting the 'echo_style' parameter to 'both'.
# Other values are bsd, sysv, etc.
# This way, both 'set -n' and set '\003' styles will work.
# On Linux it's already set to 'both.
# Submission by miklos.
set echo_style=bsd

## Addition by Hunter Eidson (eeidson).
# Execute command after changing directory.
# This changes the title bar/icon description of the console window.
#setenv SHORT_HOST `echo $HOST | cut -f 1 -d. | tr 'a-z' 'A-Z'`
#switch ( $TERM )
#      case "dtterm*":         # dtterm
#      case "xterm*":          # xterm
#              alias seticon 'echo -n "\033]1;\!*\007"'
#              alias sethead 'echo -n "\033]2;\!*\007"'
#              alias cwdcmd  'sethead "${SHORT_HOST} - ${PWD}"'
#              breaksw;
#      case "sun*":            # SunView cmdtool/shelltool
#              alias seticon 'echo -n "\033]L\!*\033\\"'
#              alias sethead 'echo -n "\033]l\!*\033\\"'
#              alias cwdcmd  'sethead "${SHORT_HOST} - ${PWD}"'
#              breaksw;
#      case "vt[24]20*":       # TNVT and SecureCRT (Windows clients)
#              alias seticon 'echo -n ""'
#              alias sethead 'echo -n "\033]0;\!*\007\033\\"'
#              alias cwdcmd  'sethead "${SHORT_HOST} - ${PWD}"'
#              breaksw;
#      default:
#              alias seticon echo -n ""
#              alias sethead echo -n ""
#              unalias cwdcmd
#endsw
#sethead ${SHORT_HOST} - ${PWD}
#seticon ${SHORT_HOST}

#### Generic command to set the title bar of the console window to
#### show the hostname and current directory.
#### We currently use the switch mechanism above to determine the 
#### correct values for different TERMs.
# Addition by <miklos.quartus@nokia.com>
#alias cwdcmd 'echo -n "\033]2;${HOST}\007\033]1;\007"'
#unalias cwdcmd

# Every # seconds, do 'command'.
# set tperiod = 2
# alias periodic 'tput bel'

unset tperiod
unalias periodic

# After 8 hours, it changes the prompt to the following!
### sorry for this :)
#sched +8:00 set prompt='Has trabajado mucho. Llama la novia\! :> '

## SYSTEM SPECIFIC

#setenv PRINTER HP4KN
#setenv SGML_CATALOG_FILES /usr/lib/sgml/CATALOG

## Language settings 
# FIXME These should have been set by the system.
# FIXME Unless you are greek, these will make your computer ill.
# One should tinker /etc/sysconfig/i18n or similar. Period.
#setenv LANG 	el_GR
#setenv LANGUAGE el_GR
#setenv LC_ALL 	el_GR

#if( $?REMOTEHOST && ! $?DISPLAY ) then
#
#    setenv DISPLAY ${REMOTEHOST}:0
#
#endif

setenv PAGER less
setenv LESS "-g -h1000 -i -mM -Q -w"
setenv LESSCHARSET iso8859
setenv MANPATH /usr/share/man:/usr/local/man:/usr/X11R6/man
setenv PATH /sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/local/java/bin:$HOME/bin:/usr/ports/Tools/scripts
setenv EDITOR vim
setenv LC_CTYPE de_DE.ISO8859-15

#eval `tset -sQ`
setenv PACKAGEROOT ftp://ftp3.de.freebsd.org
#setenv MASTER_SITE_BACKUP http://mirror.critical.ch/${DIST_SUBDIR}/

### send-pr vars
setenv LOGNAME "lme@FreeBSD.org"

set histdup="priv"

setenv NTFS_USE_UBLIO 1
setenv UBLIO_BLOCKSIZE 2097152
setenv UBLIO_ITEMS 128

setenv LSCOLORS "Dxfxcxdxbxegedabagacad"