On Sat, Jan 19, 2002 at 12:53:07PM -0800, Ihab A.B. Awad wrote: >Hi there, > >I'm using tcsh on my Win2k box, and I do a lot of development in Java. >As a result, I use CLASSPATH a lot. > >Now, with PATH, Cygwin automatically converts the value it inherits from >the Windows environment to Unix format, and also converts it back to >Windows format when invoking a Windows *.exe or *.bat file. I find this >especially useful when I can _update_ my PATH in a Cygwin shell script, >in Unix format, and then have the updated value inherited by a Windows >program that I invoke from the script. > >I would like this to happen with other variables as well -- notably, my >Java CLASSPATH. > >Does Cygwin have a setup file somewhere, where the names of PATH-like >variables are stored? Or is there some other mechanism whereby I can >change this?
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