z/OS V1R9.0 UNIX System Services Command ... - Christian Grothoff

Appendix B. tcsh Shell Command Summary
General Use
The following list presents the built-in tcsh shell commands, grouped by the task a
user might want to perform, and their functions. Similar tasks are organized
together.
alloc — — Show the amount of dynamic memory acquired
builtins — — Print the names of all built-in commands
bye — — Terminate the login shell
echo — — Write arguments to standard output
echotc — — Exercise the terminal capabilities in args
exec — — Run a command and open, close, or copy the file
descriptors
glob — — Write each word to standard output
hashstat — — Print a statistic line on hash table effectiveness
login — — Terminate a login shell
logout — — Terminate a login shell
nice — — Run a command at a different priority
notify — — Notify user of job status changes
repeat — — Execute command count times
source — — Read and execute commands from name
time — — Display processor and elapsed times for a command
where — — Report all instances of command
which — — Display next executed command
Controlling Your Environment
@ (at) — — Print the value of tcsh shell variables, or assign a value
alias — — Display or create a command alias
bindkey — — List all bound keys, or change key bindings
complete — — List completions
history — — Display a command history list
hup — — Run command so it exits on a hang-up signal
newgrp — — Change to a new group
onintr — — Control the action of the tcsh shell on interrupts
printenv — — Display the values of environment variables
rehash — — Recompute internal hash table
sched — — Print scheduled event list
set — — Set or unset command options and positional
parameters
setenv — — Set environment variable name to value
settc — — Tell tcsh shell the terminal capability cap value
setty — — Control tty mode changes
shift — — Shift positional parameters
telltc — — List terminal capability values
unalias — — Remove alias definitions
uncomplete — — Remove completions whose names match pattern
unhash — — Disable use of internal hash table
unlimit — — Remove resource limitations
unset — — Unset values and attributes of variables and functions
unsetenv — — Remove environment variables that match pattern
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