On 7/31/23 9:54 AM, Paul Gilmartin wrote:
A benefit of xterm on MVS (any system, in fact) is the ability to
launch a child job with the same environment tediously built by
the parent.
I wouldn't think that would be limited to XTerm nor MVS.
My understanding is that once the current / active / running environment
is configured, then anything started therefrom should inherit said
environment.
Sort of like a tree wherein anything after the current point inherits
the current point's configuration. Going backwards to the thing that
started the current environment may very well yield a different
configuration.
I don't see how this is limited to XTerm nor MVS. I'd expect this to
apply to many things.
--
Grant. . . .
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