nashorn/samples/env.js
author sla
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#// Usage: jjs -scripting env.js

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// In nashorn -scripting mode,
// "$ENV" object exposes process
// environment variables

print($ENV.PATH);
print($ENV.JAVA_HOME);

for (i in $ENV) {
   print(i, "->", $ENV[i]);
}