Set parent env with csh script

[Dan "yes that is my real name" Smith]

In article <174 at v7fs1.UUCP> mvp at v7fs1.UUCP (Mike Van Pelt) writes:
>I would like to write a shell script (csh preferred) that will
>set a few environment variables to various things.  Of course,
>just doing   setenv foo bar  in the script only works for that
>subshell and its children, not for the calling shell.

	Source the script instead of running it.  That way, any environment
variables (and csh variables) that the script changes will be seen
in the shell you "sourced" from.

				dan
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