Thanks Robert,
Yes, you picked up on what I was asking:
The integer sequence can be created explicitly using
(1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10)
Or calculated as per
@i=1
while ($i <= 10)
echo $i
@i+=1
end
Or via external call:
foreach i (`seq 1 10`)
echo $i
end
My question, can you do this implicitly in Csh?
So, far my searchs have come up empty.
In bash this is achieved using: {1..10}
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