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setenv command in RTL Compiler

dkos

 Hello all,

I have a problem with RTL compiler shell. When I use RC in text mode (rc) and type 'setenv' command in it I get message that command not exist. But if I start RC in gui mode (rc -gui) and type the same command - everything is ok. Could anyone explain such behavior and how to use 'setenv' command in text mode of RC?

Thanks, dkos 

 

 

  • johannes

    Hi dkos,

    You can use "set $env(xyz)". setenv isn't TCL. In GUI mode it's just a procedure, which actually does nothing else than "set $env(xyz)".

     Regards,

    Johannes

     

  • dkos

     Thanks for answer Johannes,

    I know about "set $env(xyz)" command, but the problem is that I have 3rd party scripts which use setenv command and I don't want to change them... 

    So, there is no way to use setenv command in non-gui mode (i.e. there is no way to use mentioned scripts unchanged)?

    Thanks, dkos 

     

     

  • johannes
    Hi dkos,
    You can simply write a procedure for setenv, i.e. you simply copy the one from GUI mode (just do "info body setenv" in GUI mode, then you see the procedure, which you could simply copy).
    Regards,
    Johannes
  • dkos

    Thanks a lot! This solution is really usefull!

    dkos 

     

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