If I can add something i remeber tye explaining me that on windows %ENV keys are case retentive: this was made because on such OS ENV is implemented in this way so %ENV reflect the behaviour.

Consider the following two examples:


set foo=bar & set FOO=BAR & set FOO
foo=BAR

set FOO=BAR & set FOO=bar & set FOO
foo=bar

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So for sure also %ENV keys (not just values) must be treated as special, very funny and tricky, strings. In short: do not do it! keep %ENV keys uppercase ASCII plain strings and values as close as possile to a plain ASCII string

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In reply to Re^2: Windows %ENV and utf8 -- don't do it by Discipulus
in thread Windows %ENV and utf8 by gweekly

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