We have created a new file format for creating shell scripts.
The main reason for a new format is that you have one file no matter the OS you use.
And it takes care of using undefined variables on Linux.
You can edit .rrEnv with application [RR]\bin\...\baEnvFile_Editor .
The baEnvFile_Editor can add/delete new lines with the "+/-" sign.
It offers available syntax options via a dropdown list.
How to use:
•Please start [RR]\bin\...\baEnvFile_Editor
•Set a filename (either existing or new).
•add/delete lines with +/-
•Choose your type of line via the dropdown list.
Note: "If" does always require an "EndIf" in any following line.
•Enter your values
This application can be used to automatically create shell scripts from .rrEnv files.
It is even possible to create a shell script that uses baConvertEnvFile to convert an .rrEnv file and then directly call the newly created file.