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#ifndef TF_SETENV_H
#define TF_SETENV_H

/*!
 * \file setenv.h
 * \brief Functions for setting and unsetting environment variables
 * \ingroup group_tf_SystemsExt
 */

#include <string>

/*!
 * \brief Set an environment variable.
 * \ingroup group_tf_SystemsExt
 *
 * Sets an environment variable and ensures that it appears in the Python
 * environment if Python is initialized. If Python has not yet been
 * initialized, the variable \p envName is set to \p value in the environment
 * using \c setenv. Otherwise, it is set both in the environment and in Python
 * using \c TfPySetenv. The new value overwrites any existing value.
 *
 * If the value cannot be set, false is returned and a warning is posted.
 * Otherwise, the return value is true.
 */

bool TfSetenv(const std::string& envName, const std::string& value);

/*!
 * \brief Unset an environment variable.
 * \ingroup group_tf_SystemsExt
 *
 * Unsets an environment variable and ensures that it is also removed from the
 * Python environment if Python is initialized. If Python has not yet been
 * initialized, the variable \p envName is unset in the environment using \c
 * unsetenv. Otherwise, it is unset both in the environment and in Python
 * using \c TfPyUnsetenv.
 * 
 * If the value cannot be unset, false is returned and a warning is posted.
 * Otherwise, the return value is true.
 */

bool TfUnsetenv(const std::string& envName);

#endif // TF_SETENV_H
