1. getenv() and Windows
1) Is getenv() case-sensative?
Meaning is getenv("EUDIR") the same as
getenv("eudir")?
2) Everybody that has Windows 95+, when you type "set"
at a DOS-prompt, do you have this line shown:
windir=DRIVE:\WINDOWS_DIRECTORY ?
I want to know if that is default on all systems or if
it depends on what Windows version you use.
Mike Hurley
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2. Re: getenv() and Windows
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> 1) Is getenv() case-sensative?
Not case sensitive.
> 2) Everybody that has Windows 95+, when you type "set"
> at a DOS-prompt, do you have this line shown:
>
> windir=DRIVE:\WINDOWS_DIRECTORY ?
>
> I want to know if that is default on all systems or if
> it depends on what Windows version you use.
Check for both. windir and winbootdir. I recently read from
a very old PC Magazine that this is default. They even supplied
a fancy batch file that detects if windows is currently running.
:)
> Mike Hurley
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3. Re: getenv() and Windows
My win95 gives me: windir=DRIVE:\WINDOWS
I think the folder display would use a tree-view control.
4. Re: getenv() and Windows
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From: "Mike Hurley" <mike_hurley_2 at YAHOO.COM>
To: <EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU>
Sent: Friday, April 21, 2000 9:02 AM
Subject: getenv() and Windows
> 1) Is getenv() case-sensative?
> Meaning is getenv("EUDIR") the same as
> getenv("eudir")?
>
> 2) Everybody that has Windows 95+, when you type "set"
> at a DOS-prompt, do you have this line shown:
>
> windir=DRIVE:\WINDOWS_DIRECTORY ?
No, i get the absolute path. And it's not called "windir". Knowing MS, it's
different on every puter x every upgrade.
Kat
