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don't use mutable keyword for sys::env data members
* oct-env.h, oct-env.cc (sys::env::m_current_directory,
sys::env::m_prog_name, sys::env::m_prog_invocation_name,
sys::env::m_user_name, sys::env::m_host_name): Don't declare data
members as mutable.
(sys::env::do_polite_directory_format, sys::env::do_getcwd,
sys::env::do_get_home_directory,
sys::env::do_get_user_config_directory,
sys::env::do_get_user_data_directory, sys::env::do_get_user_name,
sys::env::do_get_host_name, sys::env::do_set_program_name): Don't
declare as const functions.
author | John W. Eaton <jwe@octave.org> |
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date | Thu, 24 Mar 2022 11:51:52 -0400 |
parents | 347dbc9049d5 |
children | 04120d65778a |
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