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just to calrify my point. I donot want to KILL that job, I want to immitate Ctrl-Z and "fg"/"bg" behavior with "kill" command. I hope this calrifies that it needs to be suspended (and not killed) so that i can again run it. Pankaj

Hi experts, Is it possible to suspend a job which was run in past through a terminal which do not exist now. The job may be running in background but the terminal was closed down for some reason. I tried kill -STOP pid and kill -CONT pid. Did not work as expected. Pankaj

Hi mistkhan, try this, Instead of setting g_dev_id after the radiobutton description, add -command option to radiobutton. your code should read like this. ################ radiobutton $tit_dev.rad_bid01 -disabledforeground #a3a3a3 -selectcolor #b03060 -text {Board ID 1}...

I am trying to invoke a script e.g. #!/usr/local/bin/wish .... .... ... with that I would like to have the wish shell on the terminal from which this script has been invoked. So that I can run my tcl commands from that shell. Is it possible somehow to do it. Thanks Pankaj

Hi, I am trying to open a toplevel window on a Display other than parent window's display. I have tried setting env(DISPLAY) before giving toplevel command. But the toplevel still opens in parent window's display. Any solutions??? Pankaj

Hi experts, I am struck again with this issue If anybody has any suggestions on this, then please help me out. thanks in anticipation Pankaj

thanks ulis, This worked, I tried almost evrything except this Anyways, thanks and your right eval looks to be simple but it's more complex to master. Pankaj

Hi Experts, I have a code like set abc 1 set def 1 set xyz 0 ... ... foreach x { abc def xyz } { if { <value of variable $x> != 0} { perform this } else { perform this } } In this by <value of variable $x> I mean that I would like to have value 0 or 1, depending upon variable...

tdat, thanks for all those information, i used to think that there is something related between the default shell and the shell invoked by perl or cron. Probably, I need to modify these scripts accordingly. thanks for responding Pankaj

Avia, thanks for response. I am now more clear about the magic variables. I could also find a solution to other problem of detecting the file type and invoking wish or tcsh accordingly. thanks again Pankaj

Robert, I did not get this, do you mean that i should start test.csh as ./test.csh In that case, I am doing so. if you have any suggestion for setting environment variable in parent shell through a script(which is sourcing an environment setup file), please let me know thanks

tdatgod, I understand in that case it'll work, but with that it'll start a new child process, and changes to parent shell wont occur. I have stated in my problem that &quot;.....What I want is that to simply execute the commands and set these variables in parent shell without invoking a new...

#!/bin/sh # this will restart wishexec wish &quot;$0&quot; &quot;$@&quot; the above works, but the with csh... . #!/bin/csh # this will restart wishexec wish &quot;$0&quot; &quot;$@&quot; doesn't work. Expecting experts here to come with some strong reason -Pankaj

Hi, I am trying to set some environment variable in my paren shell which are available in a file. file : test.csh ..................... source someFilePath/someFile setenv NEW2 NEW2 ................... test.csh has executable permission, and I am running it on csh. When I try to execute...

what type of information do you want user to update. Some of the information can be updated through commands like passwd -r nis -e <user> for changing default shell passed -r nis -h <user> for changing home for <user>

Hi, I am trying to set some environment variable in my paren shell which are available in a file. file : test.csh ..................... source someFilePath/someFile setenv NEW2 NEW2 ................... test.csh has executable permission, and I am running it on csh. When I try to execute...

Hi, I am trying to set some environment variable in my paren shell which are available in a file. file : test.csh ..................... source someFilePath/someFile setenv NEW2 NEW2 ................... test.csh has executable permission, and I am running it on csh. When I try to execute...

My resource compiler file is not that simple, it also contains some constructs which cannot be set like this, you know how these cshrc's look like. e.g. -----**------------**------------ if ( $?OPENWINHOME ) then if ( $?LD_LIBRARY_PATH ) then setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH...

Hi Experts, I am trying to, 1. source a resource compiler file. (which sets some environment variable and appends the path) 2. Fire a job, for which uses the environment set in first step. e.g for testing, it can be step 1 : setenv TEST test step 2 : echo $TEST For, this I cannot use two...

Hi Mike, your suggestion $shell = '/bin/csh'; system(&quot;$shell cmd_to_run&quot;); is running fine when the cmd)to)run is a file, but when it is a shell command, it doesnot work, I feel it is expecting a file at &quot;cmd_to_run&quot; position. Anyways, I am still not having the solution...