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Redirect path in csh script

Comment:

Hi, I have lots of .csh script that refers to "/tmp" path. How do I set "/tmp" to refer to another path eg."/home/abc/mytmp" without replacing the script "/tmp" ? Thanks.

Reply:

How should this work? The only thing you can do is, to write a small script to change the "/tmp" with "$HOME/tmp" in your csh scripts or add a variable at the begining of the scripts and change the path variable in the script to use this variable for temporary files. Please send a reply, if you solved the problem !!!

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