Environment
Definitions
def getArgs(_unit: Unit): List[String]
SourceReturns the arguments passed to the program via the command line.
def getCurrentWorkingDirectory(_unit: Unit): Option[String]
SourceReturns the user's current working directory
def getEnv(_unit: Unit): Map[String, String]
SourceReturns an map of the current system environment.
def getFileSeparator(_unit: Unit): String
SourceReturns the file separator
def getLineSeparator(_unit: Unit): String
SourceReturns the system line separator
def getOsArch(_unit: Unit): Option[String]
SourceReturns the operating system architecture
def getOsName(_unit: Unit): Option[String]
SourceReturns the operating system name
def getOsVersion(_unit: Unit): Option[String]
SourceReturns the operating system version
def getPathSeparator(_unit: Unit): String
SourceReturns the path separator
def getProp(name: String): Option[String]
SourceReturns the system property by name.
def getTemporaryDirectory(_unit: Unit): Option[String]
SourceReturns the default temp file path
def getUserHomeDirectory(_unit: Unit): Option[String]
SourceReturns the user's home directory
def getUserName(_unit: Unit): Option[String]
SourceReturns the user's account name
def getVar(name: String): Option[String]
SourceReturns the value of the specified environment variable.
def getVirtualProcessors(_unit: Unit): Int32
SourceReturns the number of virtual processors available to the JVM.
The returned value is never less than one.