Namespaces | |
namespace | log |
Classes | |
class | ImplPtr |
The ImplPtr class provides a convenient away to achieve the Rule of Zero while keeping all the benefits of PIMPL. This saves us from writing an enormous amount of boilerplate code for each class. More... | |
class | NeverDestroyed |
class | Subprocess |
Create a RAII-type object that encapsulates a subprocess. More... | |
Typedefs | |
using | EnvironmentMap = std::unordered_map< std::string, std::string > |
Type alias for a collection of environment variables. | |
using | EnvironmentStrings = std::vector< std::string > |
Type alias for a collection of environment variables Each entry is of the form KEY=VAL. | |
template<class T , class Deleter = void (*)(T*)> | |
using | UniqueImplPtr = std::unique_ptr< T, Deleter > |
This is an alternative to ImplPtr<T> which serves the same purpose, except it only provide move semantics (i.e. it does not allow copying). This should be used in cases where it is not safe (or not possible) to copy the underlying state of an implementation class. | |
Functions | |
bool | clearenv () |
Unset all environment variables. | |
EnvironmentMap | env () |
Retrieve all current environment variables. | |
bool | env (const std::string &_name, std::string &_value, bool _allowEmpty=false) |
Find the environment variable '_name' and return its value. | |
EnvironmentStrings | envMapToStrings (const EnvironmentMap &_envMap) |
Convert a map of environment variables to a vector. | |
EnvironmentMap | envStringsToMap (const EnvironmentStrings &_envStrings) |
Convert a vector of environment variables to a map. | |
template<class T , typename... Args> | |
ImplPtr< T > | MakeImpl (Args &&..._args) |
Pass this to the constructor of an ImplPtr object to easily initialize it. All the arguments passed into this function will be perfectly forwarded to the implementation class that gets created. | |
template<class T , typename... Args> | |
UniqueImplPtr< T > | MakeUniqueImpl (Args &&..._args) |
Pass this to the constructor of a UniqueImplPtr object to easily initialize it. All the arguments passed into this function will be perfectly forwarded to the implementation class that gets created. | |
std::string | printenv () |
Print the entire current environment to a string. | |
bool | setenv (const EnvironmentMap &_vars) |
Set the environment variable '_name'. | |
bool | setenv (const std::string &_name, const std::string &_value) |
Set the environment variable '_name'. | |
bool | unsetenv (const std::string &_name) |
Unset the environment variable '_name'. | |
Typedef Documentation
◆ EnvironmentMap
Type alias for a collection of environment variables.
◆ EnvironmentStrings
using EnvironmentStrings = std::vector<std::string> |
Type alias for a collection of environment variables Each entry is of the form KEY=VAL.
◆ UniqueImplPtr
using UniqueImplPtr = std::unique_ptr<T, Deleter> |
This is an alternative to ImplPtr<T> which serves the same purpose, except it only provide move semantics (i.e. it does not allow copying). This should be used in cases where it is not safe (or not possible) to copy the underlying state of an implementation class.
Note that when creating an implementation class that is unsafe to copy, you should explicitly delete its copy constructor (unless one of its members has an explicitly deleted copy constructor). Doing so will force you to use UniqueImplPtr instead of ImplPtr, and it will signal to future developers or maintainers that the implementation class is not meant to be copiable.
Use MakeUniqueImpl<T>() to construct UniqueImplPtr objects.
Function Documentation
◆ clearenv()
bool clearenv | ( | ) |
Unset all environment variables.
Note: This function is not thread-safe and should not be called concurrently with env
or setenv
- Returns
- True if the environment was unset or false otherwise.
◆ env() [1/2]
EnvironmentMap env | ( | ) |
Retrieve all current environment variables.
Note: This function is not thread-safe and should not be called concurrently with setenv
or unsetenv
- Returns
- A collection of current environment variables
◆ env() [2/2]
bool env | ( | const std::string & | _name, |
std::string & | _value, | ||
bool | _allowEmpty = false |
||
) |
Find the environment variable '_name' and return its value.
Note: This function is not thread-safe and should not be called concurrently with setenv
or unsetenv
- Parameters
-
[in] _name Name of the environment variable. [out] _value Value if the variable was found. [in] _allowEmpty Allow set-but-empty variables. (Unsupported on Windows)
- Returns
- True if the variable was found or false otherwise.
◆ envMapToStrings()
EnvironmentStrings envMapToStrings | ( | const EnvironmentMap & | _envMap | ) |
Convert a map of environment variables to a vector.
- Parameters
-
[in] _envMap Collection of mapped environment variables.
- Returns
- Vector collection of environment variables.
◆ envStringsToMap()
EnvironmentMap envStringsToMap | ( | const EnvironmentStrings & | _envStrings | ) |
Convert a vector of environment variables to a map.
- Parameters
-
[in] _envStrings Vector collection of environment variables
- Returns
- Mapped collection of environment variables.
◆ MakeImpl()
ImplPtr< T > MakeImpl | ( | Args &&... | _args | ) |
Pass this to the constructor of an ImplPtr object to easily initialize it. All the arguments passed into this function will be perfectly forwarded to the implementation class that gets created.
E.g.:
- Template Parameters
-
T The typename of the implementation class. This must be set explicitly. Args The argument types. These will be inferred automatically.
- Parameters
-
[in] _args The arguments to be forwarded to the implementation class.
- Returns
- A new ImplPtr<T>. Passing this along to a class's ImplPtr object's constructor will efficiently move this newly created object into it.
◆ MakeUniqueImpl()
UniqueImplPtr< T > MakeUniqueImpl | ( | Args &&... | _args | ) |
Pass this to the constructor of a UniqueImplPtr object to easily initialize it. All the arguments passed into this function will be perfectly forwarded to the implementation class that gets created.
E.g.:
- Template Parameters
-
T The typename of the implementation class. This must be set explicitly. Args The argument types. These will be inferred automatically.
- Parameters
-
[in] _args The arguments to be forwarded to the implementation class.
- Returns
- A new UniqueImplPtr<T>. Passing this along to a class's UniqueImplPtr object's constructor will efficiently move this newly created object into it.
◆ printenv()
std::string printenv | ( | ) |
Print the entire current environment to a string.
This prints each variable in the form KEY=VALUE
Note: This function is not thread-safe and should not be called concurrently with setenv
or unsetenv
- Returns
- A string containing all environment variables NOLINTNEXTLINE - This is incorrectly parsed as a global variable
◆ setenv() [1/2]
bool setenv | ( | const EnvironmentMap & | _vars | ) |
Set the environment variable '_name'.
Note: On Windows setting an empty string (_value=="") is the equivalent of unsetting the variable. Note: This function is not thread-safe and should not be called concurrently with env
or unsetenv
- Parameters
-
[in] _vars Collection of environment variables to set
- Returns
- True if all variables were set or false otherwise.
◆ setenv() [2/2]
bool setenv | ( | const std::string & | _name, |
const std::string & | _value | ||
) |
Set the environment variable '_name'.
Note: On Windows setting an empty string (_value=="") is the equivalent of unsetting the variable. Note: This function is not thread-safe and should not be called concurrently with env
or unsetenv
- Parameters
-
[in] _name Name of the environment variable. [in] _value Value of the variable to be set.
- Returns
- True if the variable was set or false otherwise.
◆ unsetenv()
bool unsetenv | ( | const std::string & | _name | ) |
Unset the environment variable '_name'.
Note: This function is not thread-safe and should not be called concurrently with env
or setenv
- Parameters
-
[in] _name Name of the environment variable.
- Returns
- True if the variable was unset or false otherwise.