On Tue, 15 Jan 2013 11:31:53 -0500, you wrote:
How do you replace a symbol with a new one?
IIRC, = with = and == with ==
$ foo == "one"
$ sh sym foo
FOO == "one"
$ foo = "two"
$ sho sym foo
FOO = "two"
$ foo == "three"
$ sho sym foo
FOO = "two"
$ sho sym foo/global
FOO == "three"
i.e. one equal sign is for the local symbol, two equal signs are for the
global symbol, and the local takes precedence over the global.
To delete a symbol: DELETE /SYMBOL
HTH, :)
G.