Viktoras Didziulis wrote:
Unfortunately this does not work on Windows :-( only on MacOS and Unixes...
I just tried it on WinXP and it worked here. From the message box:
put "test string" into $foo
When I look in the variable watcher, I see the variable and its
contents. I didn't try a shell command though.
Viktoras
You can already set environment variables. Here is a quote from one of
Mark Waddingham's posts:
You can both read and write to shell variables in Revolution. So the
following:
put foo into $FOO
put shell("echo $FOO")
Results in what you would expect in the message-box :o)
This seems like an easy way to do it.
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