Well I send Ed an e-mail and that was his reply.

I posted a FQ entry on retrieving the entire set of operating system
environment variables; it has nothing to do with the VFP environment. I'd
suggest looking at KiloFox by Akins, Kramek and Schummer - they have
template code that demonstrates writing this sort of thing.


>Well, I tried my best. I made 10 different attempts to find it, but I could not. Hopefully somebody else will jump or Ed just repeat his ideas. I wish I saved this info then...
>
>>Hi Nadya,
>>
>>Thanks for helping, maybe it will come to you latter<s>.
>>
>>Doron
>>
>>>Hi Doron,
>>>
>>>Unfortunately, it's not that easy to find. I've tried few search criteria and didn't hit it yet. Too bad, I forgot the name of the thread originator, it would be easier to find...
>>>
>>>>>>Hi Nadya,
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Ed posted a FQ entry on retrieving the entire set of operating system
>>>>>>environment variables; it has nothing to do with the VFP environment
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Doron
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Doron,
>>>>>
>>>>>You probably didn't find the correct thread yet. I'm 99% sure, that he did it. I'll now try to find it myself, I remember, I also participated in this thread.
>>>>
>>>>OK maybe I missed something, but I did not see that.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks.
>>>>
>>>>>>>>Hi All,
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>A class or a prg to save and restore all environment setup. Like if someone is writing a UDF() and change the ALIAS() , ORDER() and or a SET() of something then restore it after the initial was stored.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Thanks,
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Doron
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Hi Doron,
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Search here for Ed Rauh's ID and setup, environment, etc. words. He posted a message couple of months ago with this class.