Hello,<br><br>If I have an rc script and I don&#39;t specify any rfork in it, then the namespace and the environment should be shared.<br>So, having an &#39;a&#39; script<br><br>#!/bin/rc<br>a = hello<br>cd c   #later on...<br>
<br>and a &#39;b&#39; script:<br><br>#!/bin/rc<br>a<br>echo $a<br><br>and running the &#39;b&#39; script, I&#39;d expect that the &#39;a&#39; variable would be set to &#39;hello&#39; and written out. But it does not work like that, thanks to some caching or what. How should the &#39;b&#39; script, or whatever, be corrected so that it work?<br>
<br>Further, I am now a bit puzzled about whose property the &#39;current directory&#39; is. Why isn&#39;t the directory changed to &#39;c&#39; after runing either the &#39;a&#39; or &#39;b&#39; script? Is this always a local property of each shell?<br>
<br>Thank you a lot<br>Ruda<br>