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Linux

ln -s <destination> <symbolic link>

For example, typing the following command in your home directory (~):

ln -s /media/DATA2/guests/public/Lab05 fmric

Create a symbolic link "fmric" pointing to "/media/DATA2/guests/public/Lab05" (assuming it exists). Thus, under your home directory, type:

cd fmric

you will be in "~/fmric", where all the contents of /media/DATA2/guests/public/Lab05 can be accessed.

foreach <variable> (<list items>)

<your command>

end

The statements above will iterate <your command> for the length of your list items.

Example:
#!/usr/bin/tcsh

foreach run (1 2 3)

echo $run
end

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 #create symbolic link to a path
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 you will be in "~/fmric", where all the contents of /media/DATA2/guests/public/Lab05 can be accessed.
 *Note: Deleting the symbolic link won't remove the contents of its destination.
+#Loop with tcsh
+<pre>
+foreach <variable> (<list items>)
+<your command>
+end
+</pre>
+The statements above will iterate <your command> for the length of your list items.
+<pre>
+Example:
+#!/usr/bin/tcsh
+foreach run (1 2 3)
+echo $run
+end
+</pre>