Can sh or csh do this VMS DCL trick??

[Chris Torek]

In article <1991Apr28.003414.26784 at convex.com> tchrist at convex.COM
(Tom Christiansen) describes `here-documents', and concludes with
>In Bourne-compatible shells (and perl) you can control whether variables
>get interpolated in the intervening text: just quote the token (in this
>case EOD), and you quote the text.  The csh, to no one's great surprise,
>has no such ability.

Actually, it does.  It is merely somewhat annoying about it.  In sh,

	cat << \end
	foo
	end

and

	cat << 'end'
	foo
	end

do the same thing.  In the C shell these must be spelled as

	cat << \end
	foo
	\end

and

	cat << 'end'
	foo
	'end'

respectively.
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