vic RRRrrrRRRrrrRRrrr Aug 2, 2001 #1 how can i make an alias to a comand so that whwnever i turn the terminal on i can tipe in the alias and it will perform the comand?
how can i make an alias to a comand so that whwnever i turn the terminal on i can tipe in the alias and it will perform the comand?
endian Dis Member Aug 2, 2001 #2 alias (new command) (standard command) alias dir ls will add a 'dir' command to list files. put the line in your .cshrc file to make it persistent
alias (new command) (standard command) alias dir ls will add a 'dir' command to list files. put the line in your .cshrc file to make it persistent
rharder Do not read this sign. Aug 3, 2001 #3 Or if you want everyone to use the aliases (in the tcsh), edit the /usr/share/inits/tcsh/tcsh.defaults file or maybe the aliases file in the same directory. I always like to make a 'cl' alias that does 'clear; ls -lH'. -Rob
Or if you want everyone to use the aliases (in the tcsh), edit the /usr/share/inits/tcsh/tcsh.defaults file or maybe the aliases file in the same directory. I always like to make a 'cl' alias that does 'clear; ls -lH'. -Rob
