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Question: I know that I can zero out a currently existing file in ksh and bash by typing > filename which will make filename have zero size. (Assuming noclobber is not set.) Is there a similar construct in tcsh? When I try it I get 'invalid null command.' I know I can do, for instance echo -n < /dev/null > filename Just curious, since we standardize on tcsh at work. Many thanks for any help-- -- Ken Gosier ken at kg293.net
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