Some development kits, debuggers, and runtime environments require users to manually set environment variables prior to compiling dependent applications properly. The environment variable refer to dynamic named values which defines how the processes of one specific application will behave on your system. Generally, environment variables are categorized into two groups – User and System variables.
Rapid Environment Editor (REE) is a portable and multi-lingual application which offers an advance way to edit both registered System and User environment variables.
It was mainly developed to quickly access all the set variables in a tree-like structure in order to browse through them and to find the one which requires modification. Apart from allowing editing, you can directly add paths and delete them without having to open Windows native environment variable editor. Furthermore, it can add new directories, convert path from long to short and vice versa, change variable types, and re-arrange the path order.
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