.TH LIBENV_FILTER_VARIABLE_LIST 3 libenv .SH NAME libenv_filter_variable_list - Remove unwanted environment variables .SH SYNOPSIS .nf #include size_t libenv_filter_variable_list(const char **\fIvariables\fP, /* enum libenv_class */ ... /*, LIBENV_END */); size_t libenv_vfilter_variable_list(const char **\fIvariables\fP, va_list); size_t libenv_filter_variable_list_with_dealloc(char **\fIvariables\fP, /* enum libenv_class */ ... /*, LIBENV_END */); size_t libenv_vfilter_variable_list_with_dealloc(char **\fIvariables\fP, va_list); .fi .PP Link with .IR -lenv . .SH DESCRIPTION The .BR libenv_filter_variable_list () function removes elements in .I variables that match the name, with an equals sign .RB ( = ) afterward followed by anything, of an environment variable that belong to all the environment variable classes listed after the .I variables argument. The list must end with .I LIBENV_END to signal to the function that there are no more arguments to read. .PP .I variables should be a .I NULL terminated list, but may be .IR NULL . .PP The .BR libenv_filter_variable_list_with_dealloc () function is a variant of the .BR libenv_filter_variable_list () function that deallocates, using the .BR free (3) function, any removed element. .PP The .BR libenv_vfilter_variable_list () and .BR libenv_vfilter_variable_list_with_dealloc () functions are variants of the .BR libenv_filter_variable_list () and .BR libenv_filter_variable_list_with_dealloc () functions, respectively, that use .I va_list instead of being properly variadic. .SH RETURN VALUE The .BR libenv_filter_variable_list (), .BR libenv_vfilter_variable_list (), .BR libenv_filter_variable_list_with_dealloc (), and .BR libenv_vfilter_variable_list_with_dealloc () functions return the new number of elements in .IR variables , excluding the .I NULL element at the end of the list. The functions return 0 if .I variables is .IR NULL . .SH ERRORS None. .SH SEE ALSO .BR libenv (7), .BR enum_libenv_class (3), .BR libenv_filter_name_list (3), .BR libenv_select_variable_list (3).