Viktoras Didziulis wrote:
Unfortunately this does not work on Windows :-( only on MacOS and Unixes...
I just tried a shell test on WinXP and it looks like you need to do this
for the shell command:
put shell("set foo")
So, what I did first was this:
put "test string" into $foo
That created the environment variable. Then to retrive it:
put shell("set foo")
Which gives:
foo=test string
Note that the "$" is omitted and the command is "set" instead of "echo".
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