csh and tset

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1. set echo shows what the command looks like just before it is executed.
   Of course, if the shell is blowing up, it might not tell you anything.
2. bracket the tset with 'set noglob', 'unset noglob'.  Use the alias ts:
	alias ts 'unsetenv TERMCAP; set noglob; tset \!*; unset noglob'