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eset The eset command edits environment variables.
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Format The format for this command is:
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eset name...
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where:
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name is the name of the environment variable to edit.
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Functional
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Description
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The eset command is used to edit environment variable values. For each
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variable name given as an argument the eset command displays the variable
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name and its value. and then allows you to edit it using the same line-editing
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facilities available in the sh command, as described on page X??X. When you
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press carriage-retur n, the new value is stored.
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When using this command you should not place quotation marks around a
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multiple-word value; otherwise the quotation marks will be stored with the
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variable, which is probably not what you want.
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See also the set and unset commands, on pages X??X and X??X respectively.
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