the classic example. I have a $mygeo environment variable that contains path/name.bhclassic
in a file sop, if in hscript mode I can just use $mygeo as filename.
but in python mode… I’m not sure how that can be done. I can’t use the os.environ modules because it’s not imported by default. Any way in Touch to access environment variables easy in field expressions?
tx
d
You should be able to do it via:
var('mygeo')d’oh!
tx!
d
No problem.
var(‘mygeo’)
This is no longer correct.
To repro, run Touch from batch file
set DEBUG=0
Save root DEBUG=1 variable
In Touch on next start, both variables appear in Variables / Macros panel correctly but default scope is root not environment (eg DEBUG=1)
How do you access env vars now? Using v99 12100
import os
os.environ["DEBUG"]