#!/bin/bash
#
# prepare_getEnvars.sh -- This function outputs a brief description of
# relevant environment variables used by `centos-art.sh' script.
#
# Copyright (C) 2009, 2010, 2011 The CentOS Project
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# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# $Id$
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------

function prepare_getEnvars {

    local -a VARS
    local -a INFO
    local COUNT=0

    # Define name of environment variables used by centos-art.sh
    # script.
    VARS[0]='EDITOR'
    VARS[1]='TZ'
    VARS[2]='TEXTDOMAIN'
    VARS[3]='TEXTDOMAINDIR'
    VARS[4]='LANG'

    # Define description of environment variables.
    INFO[0]="`gettext "Default text editor"`"
    INFO[1]="`gettext "Default time zone representation"`"
    INFO[2]="`gettext "Default domain used to retrieve translated messages"`"
    INFO[3]="`gettext "Default directory used to retrive translated messages"`"
    INFO[4]="`gettext "Default locale information"`"

    until [[ $COUNT -eq ${#VARS[*]} ]];do

        # Let user to reduce output using regular expression as
        # reference.
        if [[ ${VARS[$COUNT]} =~ $FLAG_FILTER ]];then

            # Output list of environment variables using indirect
            # expansion (what a beautiful feature!) to output variable
            # value.
            cli_printMessage "${INFO[$COUNT]}:"
            cli_printMessage "${VARS[$COUNT]}=${!VARS[$COUNT]}" --as-response-line

        fi

        # Increment counter.
        COUNT=$(($COUNT + 1))

    done

}