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Environment variables are frequently used in conjunction with command line applications, and can be read as using the getenv() function of the CRT. For example:
CRTLibrary default getenv: 'TZ'
The result is a String (in this case the name of the current timezone).
New environment variables can be added, the value of existing variables changed, or variable removed, using the _putenv() function.
CRTLibrary default _putenv: 'Dolphin=Cool'.
CRTLibrary default getenv: 'Dolphin'
See Microsoft's documentation for further details of _putenv().