Operating System helper static class used internally. You should not use it. More...

Inheritance diagram for el::base::utils::OS:

Static Public Member Functions
static std::string	currentHost (void)
	Gets current host name or computer name. More...

static std::string	currentUser (void)
	Gets current username. More...

static const std::string	getBashOutput (const char *command)
	Runs command on terminal and returns the output. More...

static std::string	getEnvironmentVariable (const char variableName, const char defaultVal, const char *alternativeBashCommand=nullptr)
	Gets environment variable. This is cross-platform and CRT safe (for VC++) More...

static bool	termSupportsColor (void)
	Whether or not terminal supports colors. More...

Detailed Description

Operating System helper static class used internally. You should not use it.

Definition at line 1130 of file easylogging++.h.

Member Function Documentation

std::string el::base::utils::OS::currentHost ( void )

static

Gets current host name or computer name.

For android systems this is device name with its manufacturer and model seperated by hyphen

Definition at line 1149 of file easylogging++.cc.

std::string el::base::utils::OS::currentUser ( void )

static

Gets current username.

Definition at line 1136 of file easylogging++.cc.

const std::string el::base::utils::OS::getBashOutput ( const char * command )

static

Runs command on terminal and returns the output.

This is applicable only on unix based systems, for all other OS, an empty string is returned.

Parameters

command Bash command

Definition at line 1084 of file easylogging++.cc.

std::string el::base::utils::OS::getEnvironmentVariable	(	const char *	variableName,
		const char *	defaultVal,
		const char *	alternativeBashCommand = `nullptr`
	)

static

Gets environment variable. This is cross-platform and CRT safe (for VC++)

Parameters

variableName	Environment variable name
defaultVal	If no environment variable or value found the value to return by default
alternativeBashCommand	If environment variable not found what would be alternative bash command in order to look for value user is looking for. E.g, for 'user' alternative command will 'whoami'

Definition at line 1112 of file easylogging++.cc.

bool el::base::utils::OS::termSupportsColor ( void )

static

Whether or not terminal supports colors.

Definition at line 1162 of file easylogging++.cc.

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