Issue
Sometimes I use same foreach operation with different target files in csh.
If I can give foreach command in a single line, I could easily substitue the target file names to repeat the process.(I usually use `find . -name ...` for target files)
For the purpose of this question, let's assume I want to cat all the *.txt files.
$ foreach i (*.txt)
foreach? cat $i
foreach? end
I read https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/32873/running-a-full-foreach-command and tried
alias disp 'echo "foreach i (*.txt)"; echo "cat "\$"i"; echo "end"; | /bin/csh'
when I type disp
it gives me Invalid null command
.
If I can do it in a single line, I could do !foreach:gs/\.c\>/.h/
(do the same replacing .c with .h).
How can I do it?
Solution
This method works for me:
printf 'foreach f ( 1 2 3 )\n echo $f \n end' | tcsh
Answered By - Jonathan Gratus Answer Checked By - Marie Seifert (WPSolving Admin)