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* ''<$FULLPATH>'' to set the variable to the file path and filename; | * ''<$FULLPATH>'' to set the variable to the file path and filename; | ||
* and ''<$MD5>'' to set the variable to the files MD5 hash. | * and ''<$MD5>'' to set the variable to the files MD5 hash. | ||
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| + | Beginning with ''SpybotSD.exe'' 1.5.3 and ''advcheck.dll'' 1.5.6, environment variables may also be used as templates in any part of a command, in the form ''<$ENV(variablename)>'', as shown in an example below: | ||
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| + | NoOp:"setenv=basefilename:malware" | ||
| + | File:"Test","<$WINDIR>\<$ENV(basefilename)>.exe" | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Latest revision as of 11:53, 6 May 2008
| setenv | |
| Variants | setenv |
| Previously | |
| Group | Flow Control |
| Version | advcheck.dll ??? < 1.5.4.5 |
Sets a global environment variable.
Contents
Usage
setenv=<name(string)>:<value(string)>
Examples
setenv=greeting:Hello
Description
This parameter can be used to store certain values in environment variables that are retained throughout the OpenSBI file.
It allows the following special templates for properties unknown at design time:
- <$FILENAME> to set the variable to the filename, excluding its path;
- <$FILEPATH> to set the variable to the file path, excluding its name;
- <$FULLPATH> to set the variable to the file path and filename;
- and <$MD5> to set the variable to the files MD5 hash.
Beginning with SpybotSD.exe 1.5.3 and advcheck.dll 1.5.6, environment variables may also be used as templates in any part of a command, in the form <$ENV(variablename)>, as shown in an example below:
NoOp:"setenv=basefilename:malware" File:"Test","<$WINDIR>\<$ENV(basefilename)>.exe"
