Hello. Hope this is the right thread. I don't see a bash or script writing one. And this seems too simple for the programming thread.

I'm working on a alias/script that will make it easier to look at my environment via the set command.

On my ubunto when running set it also displays some 10 pages of code pertaining to something called "imagemagik".
at the end of the output. This code begins with the { character.

This is annoying if I want to look at my environment when working on scripts. How could I use something like grep, awk, sed, or whatever to ignore everything after the "{" character.

That seems to be the simplest way as long as there are no leading brackets in my environment. (And if you're thinking I should just remove {imagemagik}, I might just do that. But I still would like to know how to do this).

Thanks in advance,
James

Maybe something like:

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thanks