Re: Weird behavior with Tcsh

Hello Ossama Othman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, > I came across some strange behavior with my tcsh and xterm on slink. Here ... > xterm-2: mv test/me ~ > > xterm-1: pwd ---> /export/home/myhomedir/me ... > The prompt in my "xterm-1" still shows "~/test/me." When I do an "ls" in > xterm-1 I get no er

Re: Weird behavior with Tcsh

Hi! Ossama Othman ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > The prompt in my "xterm-1" still shows "~/test/me." When I do an "ls" in > xterm-1 I get no error. Shouldn't I get an error since the directory > isn't supposed to exist anymore. Is this some behavior in tcsh that I > wasn't aware of? In the past I used

Weird behavior with Tcsh

Hi, I came across some strange behavior with my tcsh and xterm on slink. Here is how I reproduced the behavior: Two xterms both running tcsh, starting out in home directory... xterm-1: mkdir -p test/me xterm-1: cd test/me xterm-1: pwd ---> /export/home/myhomedir/test/me xterm-2: mv test/me