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- # This is a sample configuration file for MacShell.
- # This file should be customized to suit your preferences, and
- # stored in the same folder where you keep MacShell.
- #
- # Lines beginning with the pound character will be ignored
- # by MacShell. Uncomment the things you want to use.
- #
- # "remapesc" is a special shell variable used to cause the backquote
- # key to trigger file name completion instead of the escape key.
- #
- # set remapesc
- #
- # "tabnc" makes the tab key trigger file name completion. If both
- # tabnc and remapesc are set, tabnc takes precedence.
- #
- set tabnc
- #
- # Aliases can be used to change the meaning of a command, or to
- # define new commands based on existing ones.
- #
- # For example:
- #
- # Always show the long format for the command 'ls'
- alias ls "ls -l"
- #
- # Accomodate DOS users:
- alias dir ls
- #
- # Special shell variables 'path' and 'manpath' tell MacShell
- # where to look for 'executable' files and files containing
- # manual entries, respectively. These should be customized
- # with the path to the places where you keep such things.
- #
- # Note that the current directory (represented by a single colon)
- # should normally be included in the path and manpath list so
- # that you can access things in the current directory.
- #
- set path=(MacHD:bin: :)
- set manpath=(MacHD:bin: :)
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