ConfigFlags

class ConfigFlags

This class is the base class of both ConfigVariable and ConfigVariableCore. It exists only to provide a convenient name scoping for some enumerated values common to both classes.

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enum ValueType

enumerator VT_undefined = 0

enumerator VT_list = 1

enumerator VT_string = 2

enumerator VT_filename = 3

enumerator VT_bool = 4

enumerator VT_int = 5

enumerator VT_double = 6

enumerator VT_enum = 7

enumerator VT_search_path = 8

enumerator VT_int64 = 9

enumerator VT_color = 10

enum VariableFlags

enumerator F_trust_level_mask = 4095

Trust level. We have the bottom twelve bits reserved for a trust level indicator; then the open and closed bits are a special case.

enumerator F_open = 4096

enumerator F_closed = 8192

enumerator F_dynamic = 16384

F_dynamic means that the variable name is generated dynamically (possibly from a very large pool) and should not be included in the normal list of variable names.

enumerator F_dconfig = 32768

F_dconfig means that the variable was constructed from the legacy DConfig system, rather than directly by the user. You shouldn’t pass this in directly.

ConfigFlags.__init__()