Re: system command takes a different environment variable from current shell?

"Karl (Xiangrong) Cai" <xcai@juniper.net> writes:

> Regarding " What is your _exact_ set of steps that results in echo $c
> showing /volumeNEW/current"
>
> 641% echo $c
> /volume/current
> 642% setenv c /volumeNew/current
> 643% echo $c
> /volumeNew/current

Which shell is this? The original one, or the subshell?

Also, that echo $c command is in the shell, not in vim. I thought you
said you did something to cause :echo $c in vim to show the new value.

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