>> Of course, and this normally wouldn't be a problem for tcsh/ksh/zsh/etc
>> users, since the shell won't append a "/" to a filename expansion.
>
>For whatever it's worth (probably not much ;-) ) the version of tcsh 
>I occasionally use at work does.  So does the ksh on my sVr4 box at home.  
>
>Maybe it's the emacs-style (set -o emacs) I use on ksh that does it for
>me. (?)

Actually, by default, tcsh always adds a space after files and a slash
after directories, so it is easier to quickly go into nested directories
and such.

Mike B