# Remember what we like to be called in our prompt.  We can freeze the
# host name here, since a new shell will be spawned any time they change.
# The variables "hostname" and "ident" are not special to the C shell.  

set hostname = "`uname -n`"
set ident = "$hostname"					# say where...

# Here is a style of prompt that people like.  This one adds
# the current working directory path to the prompt, but that means
# we must reset the prompt each time we change directories.

alias setprompt	'set prompt="${ident}<$cwd> "'

# If we're using setprompt, then we have to arrange to call it
# every time the directory stack changes (and once at startup).
alias cd	'cd \!* ; setprompt'
setprompt

# Miscellaneous aliases that most people seem to like:

alias h		history
alias lo	logout
alias m		more
alias ls	'ls -F'
alias rm	'rm -i'
alias mv        'mv -i'
alias cp        'cp -i'
alias grep	'grep -i'
alias cdl	'cd Lexical; ls'
alias cdp	'cd Parser; ls'
alias cdex	'cd Examples; ls'