don't use cvar

1 files changed, 10 insertions, 12 deletions

diff --git a/src/core/cvar.h b/src/core/cvar.h
index f407395..8ad0fa1 100644
--- a/src/core/cvar.h
+++ b/src/core/cvar.h
@@ -7,51 +7,49 @@
 #ifndef __INCLUDED_CORE_CVAR_H__
 #define __INCLUDED_CORE_CVAR_H__
 
-#include <sstream>
+#include <string>
 
 namespace core {
 
-/** new cvars have to be added through the cvar::set functions
- *  and not created directly.
- */
+/// Don't use - need a decent cvar
 class Cvar_t {
 public:
-	Cvar_t(const char *cvarname, unsigned int cvarflags = 0);
-	Cvar_t(const std::string &cvarname, unsigned int cvarflags = 0);
+	Cvar_t(unsigned int cvarflags = 0);
 
-	inline const std::string &name() const { return cvar_name; }
 	inline const std::string &value() const {return cvar_value; }
+	inline unsigned int flags() const { return cvar_flags; }
 
 	Cvar_t &operator=(const char *cvarvalue);
 	Cvar_t &operator=(const std::string &cvarvalue);
 	Cvar_t &operator=(int cvarvalue);
 
 private:
-	std::string cvar_name;
 	std::string cvar_value;
 	unsigned int cvar_flags;
 };
 
+/// general cvar type
 typedef Cvar_t *Cvar;
 
-/// the cvar registry
+/// Don't use - need a decent cvar
 namespace cvar 
 {
 
 /// create a new cvar containing a string value
-Cvar set(const char *cvarname, const char *value);
+Cvar set(const char *cvarname, const char *cvarvalue, int cvarflags=0);
 
 /// create a new cvar containing an integer value
-Cvar set(const char *cvarname, int value);
+Cvar set(const char *cvarname, int cvarvalue, int cvarflags=0);
 
 /// delete a cvar
 void unset(const char *cvarname);
 
-// delete a cvar
+/// delete a cvar
 void unset(const std::string &cvarname);
 
 /// search for a named cvar, returns 0 if not found
 Cvar find(const std::string &cvarname);
+
 /// search for a named cvar, returns 0 if not found
 Cvar find(const char *cvarname);