[GRASSLIST:4372] Setting GRASS environment variables in c-shell script

[Tye Parzybok]

I'd like to run some GRASS commands externally through a c-shell script.
In other words, have the script start up GRASS, run a function, then
close GRASS. As I understand it, I need to set the GRASS environment
variables first, then I can start executing GRASS commands...but I'm
having trouble doing that. Can anyone identify something that may be
causing this script to not work (i.e. all I get is: "g.list: Command not
found" when I run it):

#!/bin/csh

echo "GISDBASE: /home/dad/grass"                     > $HOME/.grassrc5
echo "LOCATION_NAME: POLARS"                         >> $HOME/.grassrc5
echo "MAPSET: stage4"                                >> $HOME/.grassrc5
echo "DIGITIZER: none"                               >> $HOME/.grassrc5
echo "GRASS_GUI: text"                               >> $HOME/.grassrc5

setenv GIS /usr/local/bin/grass5
setenv GISBASE /usr/local/bin/grass5
setenv GISDBASE /home/dad/grass
setenv GISRC /home/dad/.grassrc5
setenv LOCATION /home/dad/grass/POLARS/stage4
setenv LOCATION_NAME POLARS
setenv MAPSET stage4

g.list rast

exit


Thanks much!

-Tye Parzybok

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