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Hello all here is the current situation

Shell my terminal opens into is tcsh. The script i'm trying to run
Code: 
#!/bin/bash

VIVADO_VER=2015.4
DISPLAY_NAME="USRP-X3x0"
REPO_BASE_PATH=$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")/../.." && pwd)

declare -A PRODUCT_ID_MAP
PRODUCT_ID_MAP["X300"]="kintex7/xc7k325t/ffg900/-2"
PRODUCT_ID_MAP["X310"]="kintex7/xc7k410t/ffg900/-2"

source $REPO_BASE_PATH/tools/scripts/setupenv_base.sh

source ./script.sh
or
source script.sh

Results is
VIVADO_VER=2015.4: command not found.

Why is it freaking out? Given that the script is not tcsh i wouldn't need the setenv command.

Regards,
Wes
 

you could try
Code: 
setenv VIVADO_VER 2015.4
echo $VIVADO_VER
the above works using tcsh under kbuntu
 

I know setenv works for tcsh. The problem I have is i want to pull in script that has been written in bash. I don't particularly want to change the script, since it belongs to someone else.

I can log into bash shell, but then all my profiles and aliases etc are lost.
 

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