earleh@dartvax.UUCP (Earle R. Horton) (04/25/87)
Here's one to make the computer "remember" the last terminal you were using. You can override at the prompt from tset. In your ".logout" unset noclobber set | sed -n -e '/term/s/ //' -e '/term/s/term//p' > $HOME/.oldterm echo See you tomorrow $user. In your ".login" set OLDTERM = `cat $HOME/.oldterm` loop: set noglob; eval `tset -s -Q \?$OLDTERM` if ($TERM == "unknown") goto loop set term = $TERM
barry@adelie.Adelie.COM (Barry A. Burke) (04/27/87)
In article <6069@dartvax.UUCP> earleh@dartvax.UUCP (Earle R. Horton) writes: >Here's one to make the computer "remember" the last terminal you >were using. You can override at the prompt from tset. . . . >unset noclobber >set | sed -n -e '/term/s/ //' -e '/term/s/term//p' > $HOME/.oldterm Silly! Why not: echo $TERM > $HOME/.oldterm or echo $term > $HOME/.oldterm Methinks a case of someone too addicted to the "Real Hacker's Use {sed, awk, grep, ... } Guide to Wasting Time" >8*X -- LIVE: Barry A. Burke, (617) 499-6370 USPS: Adelie Corporation, 125 CambridgePark Drive Cambridge, MA 02140 UUCP: barry@adelie.Adelie.COM / ..!{harvard,ll-xn,necntc,mirror}!adelie!barry ARPA: barry@adelie.Adelie.COM (via MX) / barry%adelie@harvard.Harvard.EDU