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1895f502bSjmmv //
2895f502bSjmmv // Automated Testing Framework (atf)
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28895f502bSjmmv //
29895f502bSjmmv 
30895f502bSjmmv #if !defined(_ATF_CXX_ENV_HPP_)
31895f502bSjmmv #define _ATF_CXX_ENV_HPP_
32895f502bSjmmv 
33895f502bSjmmv #include <string>
34895f502bSjmmv 
35895f502bSjmmv namespace atf {
36895f502bSjmmv namespace env {
37895f502bSjmmv 
38895f502bSjmmv // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
39895f502bSjmmv // Free functions.
40895f502bSjmmv // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
41895f502bSjmmv 
42895f502bSjmmv //!
43895f502bSjmmv //! \brief Returns the value of an environment variable.
44895f502bSjmmv //!
45895f502bSjmmv //! Returns the value of the specified environment variable.  The variable
46895f502bSjmmv //! must be defined.
47895f502bSjmmv //!
48895f502bSjmmv std::string get(const std::string&);
49895f502bSjmmv 
50895f502bSjmmv //!
51895f502bSjmmv //! \brief Checks if the environment has a variable.
52895f502bSjmmv //!
53895f502bSjmmv //! Checks if the environment has a given variable.
54895f502bSjmmv //!
55895f502bSjmmv bool has(const std::string&);
56895f502bSjmmv 
57895f502bSjmmv //!
58895f502bSjmmv //! \brief Sets an environment variable to a given value.
59895f502bSjmmv //!
60895f502bSjmmv //! Sets the specified environment variable to the given value.  Note that
61895f502bSjmmv //! variables set to the empty string are different to undefined ones.
62895f502bSjmmv //!
63895f502bSjmmv //! Be aware that this alters the program's global status, which in general
64895f502bSjmmv //! is a bad thing to do due to the side-effects it may have.  There are
65895f502bSjmmv //! some legitimate usages for this function, though.
66895f502bSjmmv //!
67895f502bSjmmv void set(const std::string&, const std::string&);
68895f502bSjmmv 
69895f502bSjmmv //!
70895f502bSjmmv //! \brief Unsets an environment variable.
71895f502bSjmmv //!
72895f502bSjmmv //! Unsets the specified environment variable  Note that undefined
73895f502bSjmmv //! variables are different to those defined but set to an empty value.
74895f502bSjmmv //!
75895f502bSjmmv //! Be aware that this alters the program's global status, which in general
76895f502bSjmmv //! is a bad thing to do due to the side-effects it may have.  There are
77895f502bSjmmv //! some legitimate usages for this function, though.
78895f502bSjmmv //!
79895f502bSjmmv void unset(const std::string&);
80895f502bSjmmv 
81895f502bSjmmv } // namespace env
82895f502bSjmmv } // namespace atf
83895f502bSjmmv 
84895f502bSjmmv #endif // !defined(_ATF_CXX_ENV_HPP_)
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