HTCondorWiki: How To Adjust Environment

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-Another way for information from the machine to enter the job environment is to publish the information in the machine {quote: ClassAd} and leave it up to the user to insert it into the job's environment via the $$() mechanism, which substitutes in values from the target ClassAd.  Example machine configuration:
+Another way for information from the machine to enter the job environment is to publish the information in the machine {quote: ClassAd} and leave it up to the user to insert it into the job's environment via the $$() mechanism, which substitutes in values from the target {quote: ClassAd}.  Example machine configuration:
 
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 APP1_PATH = "/opt/app1"
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 environment = "APP1_PATH=$$(APP1_PATH) APP2_PATH=$$(APP2_PATH)"
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-If it is expected that the job may run on machines where these attributes of the machine ClassAd are not defined, a default value should be specified like this.  For example, if it should just be empty when undefined, use this: {code}APP1_PATH=$$(APP1_PATH:){endcode}
+If it is expected that the job may run on machines where these attributes of the machine {quote: ClassAd} are not defined, a default value should be specified like this.  For example, if it should just be empty when undefined, use this: {code}APP1_PATH=$$(APP1_PATH:){endcode}