login built-in of 4.[12]bsd csh ignores ".logout" (w/change)

[ado at elsie.UUCP]

elsie!ado--
> If you want a "source ~/.logout" to be done on "login" commands,
> add this line to your ".login" file:
> 	alias login 'source ~/.logout; unalias login; eval login \!*'
cbosgd!mark--
> ...Here's a better way to do it:
>	alias login 'source ~/.logout; "login" \!*'

The second alias command above acts more like "su" than "login".
(To see what I mean:  set up the alias; ensure that you have a "~/.logout" file;
use the login alias; and then use logout.)  To have it act like "login" you'd
	alias login 'source ~/.logout; exec login \!*'

The first alias above causes the built-in login command of the csh to be used;
the second and third result in direct execution of "/bin/login".  So with the
first alias above you'll still get the csh's
	There are stopped jobs
warning when appropriate; you'll miss the warning with the other aliases.
Keeping the warning was the motive for having the "complicated" alias.
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