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env is a command typically used in csh-like shells. With bash, you can
just say:
ONE=one TWO=two echo_1_2
This also does not work with cygwin32 17.1.
The simple statement: foo=hello echo $foo
doesn't work.
Also I am not real familiar with unix so I don't know if this is a bug
or not: Only uppercase environment variables can be exported.
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Subject: env command does not work correctly.
Author: Fabio AT Colorado DOT EDU at Internet
Date: 4/3/97 2:02 PM
>>>>> "JDR" == John D Robertson <john AT rrci DOT com> writes:
JDR> Platform: Win95 / Intel Release: B17.1
JDR> The "env" command does not set environmental variables as it is
JDR> supposed to. For example:
JDR> env ONE=one TWO=two echo_1_2
JDR> where echo_1_2 is a sh script:
env is a command typically used in csh-like shells. With bash, you
can just say:
ONE=one TWO=two echo_1_2
Under Linux, env works fine with both tcsh and bash. I haven't tried
env with cygwin---I wasn't even aware of its inclusion---and right now
I have no access to my Win95 laptop. But it looks like a bug.
Fabio
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