`SETENV`

Create/Delete a variable in the global scope

SETENV

Create, change or delete a global shell variable. Global variables are visible everywhere, including inside rcload scripts and background jobs.

setenv: list the global variables.
setenv <name>: delete the variable.
setenv <name> <value>: set it. If a local variable of the same name exists, it hides the global one, and the shell warns variable <name> shadowed by local variable.

More than two arguments is an error, so quote values with spaces. Names starting with _ are system variables and cannot be set. Affects only the shell. See Scripting.

Unvalidated

drivshell> setenv path "/etc/bcm /tmp"

Built-in help

Parameters: <variable> [<value>]
    Set variable <variable> to a specific value <value>, and export it
    making it visible in all scopes. If <value> is not present, the
    variable is removed from the global scope.
    System variables are those that begin with an "_". They may be
    referenced but not set. Use printenv to show the system variables.