ConfigVariableString

from acron.core import ConfigVariableString
class ConfigVariableString

Bases:

Bases: ConfigVariable

This is a convenience class to specialize ConfigVariable as a string type.

Inheritance diagram

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__bool__()

Returns true if the variable is not empty.

__eq__()

Comparison operators are handy.

__getitem__()
__init__()
__lt__()
__ne__()
assign()
c_str()

These methods help the ConfigVariableString act like a C++ string object.

property default_value → string

Returns the variable’s default value.

empty()
get_default_value()

Returns the variable’s default value.

get_value()

Returns the variable’s value.

get_word()

Returns the variable’s nth value.

length()
set_value()

Reassigns the variable’s local value.

set_word()

Reassigns the variable’s nth value. This makes a local copy of the variable’s overall value.

property value → string
Getter

Returns the variable’s value.

Setter

Reassigns the variable’s local value.