Re: $setenv and $getenv problem

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From: Harbs
Date: Thu, 22 Jan 2009 05:05

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Since I've never used $.setenv or $.getenv and I might be missing 
something simple... What's the advantage over just using simple global 
variables?

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Harbs
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