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Is it possible to use environmental variables in oomph? [message #1700294]

Wed, 01 July 2015 14:00

Aleksandar Toshovski

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Is it possible to use environmental varibles in oomph? Can you give me an example of the usage?

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Re: Is it possible to use environmental variables in oomph? [message #1700302 is a reply to message #1700294]

Wed, 01 July 2015 14:58

Eike Stepper

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Am 01.07.2015 um 16:00 schrieb Aleksandar Toshovski:
> Is it possible to use environmental varibles in oomph? Can you give me an example of the usage?
It's all explained in http://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse_Oomph_Authoring#Declaring_and_Using_Variables

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Re: Is it possible to use environmental variables in oomph? [message #1700304 is a reply to message #1700302]

Wed, 01 July 2015 16:09

Aleksandar Toshovski

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Maybe I don't understand/find the part with the system variables. I tried to use System.getenv("HOMEDIR"), like this:

<setupTask
xsi:type="setup:VariableTask"
name="HOMESRC"
value="System.getenv("HOMESRC")"
label="HOME SRC"/>
<stream name="master">

Also I tried to use just $HOMESRC, but they are not interpreted. Is it the right task and semantic?

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Re: Is it possible to use environmental variables in oomph? [message #1700307 is a reply to message #1700304]

Wed, 01 July 2015 16:38

Eike Stepper

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Am 01.07.2015 um 18:09 schrieb Aleksandar Toshovski:
> Maybe I don't understand/find the part with the system variables. I tried to use System.getenv("HOMEDIR"), like this:
>
> <setupTask
> xsi:type="setup:VariableTask"
> name="HOMESRC"
> value="System.getenv("HOMESRC")"
> label="HOME SRC"/>
> <stream name="master">
>
> Also I tried to use just $HOMESRC, but they are not interpreted. Is it the right task and semantic?
You don't need to decalre a VariableTask for variables that are already declared in your system environment. Just refer
to it via ${HOMESRC} wherever in your setup model you want to use it.

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/Eike

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Re: Is it possible to use environmental variables in oomph? [message #1700322 is a reply to message #1700307]

Wed, 01 July 2015 19:35

Aleksandar Toshovski

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Thank you for your response

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Re: Is it possible to use environmental variables in oomph? [message #1831832 is a reply to message #1700322]

Mon, 31 August 2020 13:23

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Is there a chance to have an environment variable unresolved during installation process?
I tried to create a file which should contain an environment variable like ${HOME}, but I need the newly created file to contain ${HOME} instead of "/home/me".
During the installation process the environment variable gets replaced by its value and thus the created file has an incorrect content. Is is possible to avoid the replacement?
The environment variable I need will be set dynamically by another tool, but it might be set to and old value at the time of the installation.

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Re: Is it possible to use environmental variables in oomph? [message #1831833 is a reply to message #1831832]

Mon, 31 August 2020 13:40

Abel Hegedus

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Registered: September 2015

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The same link as provided above by Eike contains the following:
Quote:

To prevent a variable reference from being expanded (e.g. you actually want to have the value '${var}' and not the value of "var"), you need to escape the variable syntax with an extra double dollar character. So "$${var}" will result in "${var}".

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