Execute command in custom environment about dmenu-extended HOT 2 CLOSED

Hi,
A wrapper script should do it. I just made a simple test case with the following bash scripts:

~/test1.sh

echo $HOME
echo $TEST

and a second, ~/test2.sh

export TEST=goat
sh ~/test1.sh

Then I give the second script execute permissions
chmod +x test2.sh
Set test to something distinctive that isn't goat
export TEST=dog

Run the test2 script through dmenu-extended with the double semi-colons so the resulting window stays open after execution (/home/mark/test2.sh;;) and the result I get is:

/home/mark
goat

If I run the same script directly I get

/home/mark
dog

Is that doing what you want?

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Thank you very much for your suggestion! The example worked as expected, however, i could not make it work with my scenario (starting libreoffice with a different GTK_THEME variable). The solution was finally to create a .desktop file and just exec env $VAR=VAL libreoffice --writer. Thanks again for your kind help :)

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