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"Are there other commands which prints only the shell variables, without the functions?"

In man bash, in section SHELL BUILTIN COMMANDS (in the set section) it says: "In posix mode, only shell variables are listed."

(set -o posix; set)

"Are there other commands which prints only the shell variables, without the functions?"

In man bash, in section SHELL BUILTIN COMMANDS (in the set section) it says: "In posix mode, only shell variables are listed."

(set -o posix; set)

note: () syntax spawns a subshell, if you don't like forking just use the more verbose version

set -o posix; set; set +o posix

"Are there other commands which prints only the shell variables, without the functions?"

In man bash, in section SHELL BUILTIN COMMANDS (in the set section) it says: "In posix mode, only shell variables are listed."

(set -o posix; set)

I know that the question has been answered but (set -o posix; set) is cleaner than most suggestions.

"Are there other commands which prints only the shell variables, without the functions?"

In man bash, in section SHELL BUILTIN COMMANDS (in the set section) it says: "In posix mode, only shell variables are listed."

(set -o posix; set)

"Are there other commands which prints only the shell variables, without the functions?"

In man bash, in section SHELL BUILTIN COMMANDS (in the set section) it says: "In posix mode, only shell variables are listed."

(set -o posix; set)

I know that the question has been answered but (set -o posix; set) is cleaner then most suggestions.

"Are there other commands which prints only the shell variables, without the functions?"

In man bash, in section SHELL BUILTIN COMMANDS (in the set section) it says: "In posix mode, only shell variables are listed."

(set -o posix; set)

I know that the question has been answered but (set -o posix; set) is cleaner than most suggestions.