Format: SET [ (name) ] [ (string...) ] Template: NAME,STRING/F Location: Internal
SET with no arguments lists the current local variables.
SET with (name) and (string) arguments creates a new environment variable. The first word after SET is taken as the (name). Everything else on the comand line is taken as the 9string) argument. Quotation marks are not required
An environment variable created with SET is local the the shell in which it was created. If you create a new shell with the NEWSHELL command, that Shell also recognizes any variables created in its parnt shell.
To remove a local variable definition, use the UNSET command
Example:
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