# This is a template for setting environment variables
# in a way that can be sourced from either an sh-style
# script or a csh-style script.

# To use it: go to the two "EDIT THIS" marks and substitute your own
# code.  Then source it.
# 
# ------------------------------------------------------------------
# First decide if we are being invoked from csh or sh.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------
unset x
:
test $?x != 0x && goto csh

# Second, set up the desired environment variables using Bourne-shell code.

	#                *** EDIT THIS ***
	# Replace these two lines with your Bourne-shell code.



# ------------------------------------------------------------------
# Leave the rest of this file alone -- it's the magic for csh
# ------------------------------------------------------------------

# Save the environment in a csh-compatible style.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------
    if [ "X$UniQuENaMe_SAVE_ENV" != "X" ] ; then
	printenv | \
	    sed -e "s/'/'"'"'"'/g" -e "s/^\([^=]*\)=\(.*\)/setenv \1 '\2'/" \
		    > $UniQuENaMe_SAVE_ENV
    fi


# ------------------------------------------------------------------
# The next line protects the rest of this from sh, and the rest of
# the script does the csh processing.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------
cat >/dev/null <<'END'
csh:

    setenv UniQuENaMe_SAVE_ENV $HOME/.temp_env_tmp.$$
    sh /Path/To/This/File				# *** EDIT THIS ****
    							# Fill in the path to
							# this script
    source $UniQuENaMe_SAVE_ENV
    \rm $UniQuENaMe_SAVE_ENV
    unsetenv UniQuENaMe_SAVE_ENV

	 # -----------------------------
	 # Leave the rest of this alone.
	 # -----------------------------
	 # Gobble up the 'END'
	 echo >/dev/null \
'END'