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special environment variables set by bash
From: |
Helmut Dipper |
Subject: |
special environment variables set by bash |
Date: |
Mon, 02 Aug 2004 16:32:28 +0200 |
Hello,
my bash version is 2.05.0(6), it is executed
under use of the cygwin1.dll on Windows-XP
Problem:
Immediately after starting the bash environment
variables exist with following names
'!::', '!?:' and '!D:'. These variables do not
exist prior to the start of the bash.
A program (e.g. nant) started in this environment
tries to construct 'property names' of the format
'sys.env.<variable>' and fails because the names
mentioned above lead to invalid names.
The bash-builtin 'unset' doesn't accept those
variable names.
How can the creation of these variables be avoided
or how can they be unset?
Best regards
Helmut Dipper
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