int cgi_session_destroy ()

Destroys the session. char * cgi_session_var (const char *var_name)

Gets session variable's value. void cgi_session_cookie_name (const char *cookie_name)

Defines the name of the cookie that LibCGI will use to store session's ID. void cgi_session_save_path (const char *path)

Defines where session control files will be saved. int cgi_session_register_var (const char *name, const char *value)

Register a variable in the current opened session. int cgi_session_alter_var (const char *name, const char *new_value)

Alter session variable value. int cgi_session_var_exists (const char *name)

Searches for determined session variable. int cgi_session_unregister_var (char *name)

Unregister some session variable. int cgi_session_start ()

Starts a new session.

Alter session variable value.Change session variable 'name' value to data pointer by 'new_value'

Parameters: name Session variable name to change

new_value New session variable value

See also: cgi_session_register_var(), cgi_session_unregister_var()

Defines the name of the cookie that LibCGI will use to store session's ID.This function works like cgi_session_save_path(). This functionality let you to use different names for each site, but remember, you cannot use multiple session for the same application yet.

Parameters: cookie_name Name of the cookie to create

See also: cgi_session_save_path()

Note: This function must be called before cgi_session_start()

Destroys the session.Destroys the current opened session, including all data. After session_destroy() was called, is not more possible to use session functions before an another call to session_start()

Returns: 1 if no errors, 0 if.

See also: cgi_session_start

cgi_session_error_message

Register a variable in the current opened session.Note that we are opening and closing the session file every time this function is called... ( I/O ^ 1000000 :-/ )

Parameters: name Variable name

value Variable value

See also: cgi_session_alter_var(), cgi_session_unregister_var()

Defines where session control files will be saved.If in the your CGI you don't make a call to cgi_session_save_path(), LibCGI will use the default value, which is '/tmp/'. To see how to modify the value, see the following example.

Just note you need to add '/' at the end of the directory name

// your_cgi.c // Set 'session_files' directory under your CGI directory as the path // which LibCGI will use to store session files. cgi_session_save_path('session_files/');

Note that using this form, LibCGI will search for 'session_files' directory using relative path to your cgi application. For example, if your CGI script is located at /usr/local/httpd/web/your_name/cgi-bin/ directory, and you use the above declaration, the files for the session will be stored at /usr/local/httpd/web/your_name/cgi-bin/session_files directory. Resuming, the path is relative to where your application resides.

And remember, LibCGI does not create the directory for you.

Parameters: path Path, relative or absolute

See also: cgi_session_cookie_name

Note: This function must be called before cgi_session_start()

Starts a new session.This function is responsible for starting and creating a new session. It must be called before any other session function, and every time before any HTML header has sent.

See also: session_destroy()

Unregister some session variable.Parameters: name Session variable name to unregister

See also: cgi_session_var_exists(), cgi_session_register_var()

Gets session variable's value.Parameters: name Session variable name to get the value

Returns: Variable contents if found, NULL if not.

See also: cgi_session_var_exists()

Searches for determined session variable.Parameters: name Session variable name to search

Returns: 1 if variable is registered, 0 if not

See also: cgi_session_var()