Re: Environment Variables

Have you tried directly at www.funcky.com?
Dirk Lesko sales the old dos funcky 2.6 for clipper using a lot of 
authorized resellers and you can find all that at this site.
Best regards.
Maurizio

"Randy H." <softcare@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> ha scritto nel messaggio 
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> Dear Klas,
>   I tried to get Funcky from GrafxSoft today only to find out
> it is no longer available.
> - Randy Howe
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> "Klas Engwall" <klas.engwall@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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>> Randy,
>>
>>>I know it is possible to use GETENV()
>>>to get the values of environment variables.
>>>Is there a way to "SET" those environment
>>>variables from within your program?  (For
>>>example, I would like to be able to change
>>>the value for "TEMP" in the environment
>>>without restarting my program.)
>>
>> This falls into the Undocumented DOS category, but it is possible.
>> Funcky has a putenv() function that will do it. If you don't have
>> Funcky you could walk the MCB chain to create a map of the first 640
>> KB and to find all running processes and their environments. When you
>> have found the environment of the current process, and if there is
>> enough room in it (there is usually just 12 bytes or less left so you
>> will have to provide a temporary dummy variable before starting your
>> exe and then delete that variable to make room for your changes) you
>> should be able to rearrange the variables and put your changes in the
>> freed up space. Be very careful not to write outside the limits of the
>> environment area or your application will blow up. Good luck <g>.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Klas
>>
>> -------
>> klas dot engwall at engwall dot com
>>
>> http://www.engwall.com/clipper/
>>
>> The LFN Library for Clipper
>> The LanMan Library for Clipper
>> The NFPAT1A Timeslice release patch for the Nanforum Toolkit
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