August 2000
Intermediate to advanced
816 pages
29h 45m
English
export
export [options] [variables]
export [options] [name =[value]]...
Pass (export) the value of one or more shell variables, giving global meaning to the variables (which are local by default). For example, a variable defined in one shell script must be exported if its value will be used in other programs called by the script. If no variables are given, export lists the variables exported by the current shell. If name and value are specified, assign value to a variable name.
Treat all subsequent strings as arguments, not options.
Expect variables to be functions.
Unexport variable.
List variables exported by current shell.
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