How to clean up enviroment file?

[A. Earl Jackson]

I have an enviromental file on a second J210 running HP-UX 10.10 that seems to have a large number of %L, %T, %M characters stuffed between the paths of various directories such as /usr/sbin/ /bin etc. In addition, must of the path directiores repeat between these characters. So, how can an environment file be cleaned to remove these unwanted characters and correct the paths.

[Mike Stroyan]

Those %L, %T, and so on are usually intentional tokens automatically replaced by variables such as the current LANG value. Have a look at their description in "man environ" and "man XtResolvePathname"-
http://devresource.hp.com/STK/man/11.00/environ_5.html
http://devresource.hp.com/STK/man/11.00/XtResolvePathname_3x.html