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# This file is executed after /etc/.login when you login.
# The file is used for defining your login environment for use with
# the C-shell.

# This is an example ~/.login, created by tipper@unix.lancs.ac.uk
# Note ~/.login runs *AFTER* ~/.cshrc

# If you want colour terminals, uncomment this line:
#setenv TERM xtermc

# Editors, options include 'vim', 'emacs', 'pico' and 'ue'
setenv UAEDITOR vim
setenv EDITOR vim
setenv VISUAL vim

# Fix the path the way we like it.
setenv PATH "${HOME}/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:~clinch/bin:${PATH}"

# stty options, switch off flow control 
stty -ixon

# homegrown setup, uncomment the following to not get the warning
# setenv YES_I_KNOW_ABOUT_HOMEGROWN true

# Run whatever the homegrown setup scripts are
source /usr/local/homegrown/bin/setup_homegrown.csh

# Uncomment the following line to use bash as your shell
# exec bash --login