Who can tell me how I can get environment variables value inside my KIX script (like a SET command in DOS)?

I'd like to know what is :
%comspec% /c.

Thanks for your help

[This message has been edited by Sandrine (edited 02 April 2001).]

Kix knows the SET, SETL and SETM commands. With these commands you can set user as well as machine environment variables, check the manual which you can download from this site.

The %comspec% /c ; %comspec% is a variable which is used for the command line. (check your environment vars !) /c is a command line switch used to start the program and to return when it has finished.
(use command.exe /? on W9x to see them all)

Hope it helped..

Bert.

See setenv.kix for ideas.
Greetings.

see site: http://home.wanadoo.nl/scripting
related topic: http://kixtart.org/board/Forum2/HTML/001459.html

Environment Variables:
To read: %variablename%
example: "Hello %username%" ?

To write: Set, SetL, SetM
example: SET "myvar = 'Hello there!'"

KiX Macros
To read: @macroname
example: "Hello @userid" ?

To write: NO - read only

KiX Variables:
To read: $variablename
example: "Hello $yourname" ?

To write: $variablename=value
example: $yourname="Sandrine"

more info: you can also use Get and GetS
example: "Enter your name: " GETS $yourname

hope this helps,

cj

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You all gave me all the answers I was looking for !!!

Bye.

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