# These are some examples of aliases you can put in your .cshrc file
#
# Make sure the next one is in your .cshrc file 

   alias setup 'source /sgi/local/setup/\!^".set"'

# For immediate return to previous directory
   alias back 	 'set back=$old; set old=$cwd; cd $back; unset back'

# For any time return to the remembered directory
   alias rem     'set old=$cwd'
   alias ret     'cd old'  

# Perhaps the most useful alias
   alias locate	 'find . -name \!* -print'

# after running tree once, can jump quickly to directories using ccd
   alias tree	'find ~ -type d -print > ~/.dirlog; echo "tree updated." '
   alias ccd    'cd `egrep \!* ~/.dirlog | head -1` '

   alias big	 'ls -oFs |sort -n|tail -20|egrep -v total' 
   alias cls	 'clear'
   alias h	 'history'
   alias host	 'hostname'
   alias whodo     /etc/whodo
   alias lo        logout
   alias sgi       'ftp 192.48.153.1'
   alias allow   'chmod 755' 
   alias secret  'chmod 700'
   alias jot     'jot -f Scn11 -geom 660x800+250+20 \!*' 
   alias ed      'jot -f Scn11 -geom 660x800+250+20 \!*' 
   alias vax     'rlogin hhvms8 -l fleming'
   alias ser     'rlogin 130.132.17.19 -l fleming' #change to your login 
   alias pro     'rlogin csbpro -l fleming'
   alias tyr     'rlogin csbtyr -l fleming'
   alias leu     'rlogin csbleu -l fleming'
   alias met     'rlogin csbmet -l fleming'
   alias his     'rlogin csbhis -l fleming'
   alias gly     'rlogin csbgly -l fleming'
   alias ile     'rlogin csbile -l fleming'
   alias q  	 'csh -f ~/.logout; exit '
   alias qu	 'quota -v'
   alias grep    'egrep'
   alias show	 'printenv |egrep -i \!*'
   alias peek    'tail -5 \!* && tail -f \!*' 
   alias up      'cd ..'
   alias vt100	 'setenv TERM vt100; stty erase ^H'
   alias pdb	 'chdir /sgi/clix/pdb'
   alias ls	 'ls -F -C'
   alias ll      'ls -lF' 
   alias sys      'gr_osview -a'
   alias susp      'kill -21'
   alias unsusp    'kill -28'
   alias dd 	 '/bin/ls -lsoF | egrep "/" | egrep -v "\.\/"'
   alias lf	 'ls -soF | egrep -v {/}'
   alias links	 'find . -type l -exec ls -og {} \;'

# For making new X windows

   alias sml 'xwsh -n small -fg navyblue -bg sgislateblue -fn "-adobe-courier-bold-o-normal--14-100-100-100-m-90-iso8859-1" & '
   alias Small 'xwsh -n small -fg #eeeeee -bg #051525 -fn "-adobe-courier-medium-o-normal--14-100-100-100-m-90-iso8859-1" & '
   alias xsh   'xwsh -fg #00003f -bg #7171c6 -bold #ffff00 -cursorbg #00ff00 -cursorfg #00003f' 
   alias Big   'xwsh -n BIG   -fg #eeeeee -bg #051525 -fn "-adobe-courier-bold-o-normal--18-180-75-75-m-110-iso8859-1" & '
   alias wsh 'xterm -title "`hostname -s`." -n "`hostname -s`" -fn 16x24 -bg white -fg black -sb -sl 200 -rw -fn "-adobe-courier-bold-o-normal--14-100-100-100-m-90-iso8859-1" -geometry +10+10+80x80 & '

# Other examples of setting variables

   set name_of_host  = `/usr/bsd/hostname -s`
   set prompt="$name_of_host\!% "

   set prompt = "${HOST:r:r:r}::$user% " 
   set history=100 savehist=100
   limit coredumpsize 0