"Kees Zeelenberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> No, this is intended behaviour. Env changes only the environment for the
> command that may follow the environment changes. For example, "env
> GSPATH=d:\util gswin ... " sets temporariliy an environment variable GSPATH,
> which is then recognized by gswin.After executing gswin ..., the environment
> is as before.
But env by itself should display the environment. So
env one=one env
should display the environment (the second "env") after adding
one=one to it (the first "env"). And yet it does not.
Also, when used to execute a console program, the console display is
messed up - it's as if the program started by env is running in
parallel with the shell - a bit like the mess you get if you run a
command using START /B from the shell.
Paul.
--
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practice, there is. -- Chuck Reid
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