print built in RouterOS variables

how to print
built in RouterOS variables

example for windows is
cmd
set

Thanx

[tab] button is your best friend in RouterOS.

/[tab] - will show you directory and available commands for that directory

/int[tab] > /interface - auto completes

/interface set [tab] - will show all variables

i’m sorry dont understand

interface and ?

print enviroment only local and global variables and

built in variables?

please write eksaples to print buil in variables ROUTER os

ONLY TRUE COMMAND

Thanx

https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Console

please write eksaples to print buil in variables ROUTER os

please

Exampel:

:put ([:pick [/ip route print as-value where gateway="ether1"] 0]->"pref-src")

The manual on this:

https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Scripting_Tips_and_Tricks#Always_check_what_value_and_type_command_returns

I’m sorry, you don’t understand the question, I’ll specify

i don’t speak english, sorry, google translator

how do i find the internal variables of routeros?

example windows
command promt
“set”
lists internal variables windows os
ALLUSERPROFILE = C: \ Windows
.
.
.
COMPUTERNAME = pc1
.
.
.
WINDIR = C: \ WINDOWS

if I want to list, for example, the file
test.cmd (test.bat)
echo "Computer name is "% COMPUTERNAME%
pause
save file

run file
test.cmd

“Computer name is pc1”

routeros
/ system identity print
(this is only one command)

Therefore, I wonder if there is a list of these internal variables listed with one command as in windows (“set” without parameters) for routeros, no prit one command but all routeros variables.

well thank you

You should be talking about environment variables. It seems that ROS does not provide this function.

environment print;

it’s good, but no gloval print variables from routerOS

any ideas?

great pity if such an order does not exist

Thanx