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- Subject: Environment variables
- From: "Szabolcs Szasz" <sz@...>
- Date: Sat, 8 Feb 2003 13:50:45 +0100
Hello,
I need to support a simple config file written
consisting purely of
variable = "value"
pairs (actually a LUA file), and I need to ensure
that those settings also get to environment vars
(before execing off to a custom executable from
the host binary).
I thought of using a tagmethod for setglobal, but
that did not seem to be allowed. Also, the globals
table is of not much help now (I guess).
What can I do? (I would definitely not obscure the
clean cfg. syintax in any way.)
Another question: why is there no setenv() in the
std. lib??? I add one myself to my stuff and seem
to be using it with no immediately visible disastrous
consequences...
(Sorry, I just started using LUA4 last night. 4
only for its Debian binary package. Any educated
guesesses on newer liblua.deb releases? This LUA
thing started getting my sympathy.)
Thanks very much for any hints!
Sab