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[kresh7]

Ok after i havent worked for a year now on C++ and i dont realy like c++ xD

and it has become a long time since my last post here i just want to share this small snippet ive just have done to display some enviroment variables.
You can modifie the project freely its nth special hope it gives you just an idea on how to use the getenv() function in c++

i wish you all a good night im sleep now.

#include <cstdlib>

#include <iostream>


using namespace std;


int main()

{

 // Declairing Variables

 

 char * GetEnviroment[10];

 

 //Associate Pointer Variable

GetEnviroment[0] = getenv("TMP");

GetEnviroment[1] = getenv("APPDATA");

GetEnviroment[2] = getenv("COMPUTERNAME"); 

GetEnviroment[3] = getenv("HOMEDRIVE"); 

GetEnviroment[4] = getenv("HOMEPATH");  

GetEnviroment[5] = getenv("OS");  

GetEnviroment[6] = getenv("PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE");  

GetEnviroment[7] = getenv("ProgramFiles");  

GetEnviroment[8] = getenv("USERNAME");  

GetEnviroment[9] = getenv("USERPROFILE");  

GetEnviroment[10] = getenv("windir");  


//Header Title

cout  << "Some of Current System Enviroment Variables" << "\n" << "********************************************" <<endl;


//Looping until we reach the last element of GetEnviroment

 for(int i = 0;i<10;i++)

 {

  cout  <<  GetEnviroment[i] << "\n" << "------------------------" << endl;

       }

 

system("PAUSE >> NULL");

return EXIT_SUCCESS;

}

[kresh7]

was woundering what you people are doing on the board xD thought let visit some old friends

[amrosama]

good post

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some old friends

watch you language, im not old! im still 20

[MathX]

Good little f**** up Kresh :P
Nice program, It's just I hate declaring arrays like that :A.

[kresh7]

this is the way i do it mate xD but tell how would you have declaired the array or what dont u like on it ?
im open for suggetions

[MathX]

Do it your way m8. :)