## Manipulating a{sv} mappings Manipulating a{sv} mappings — Functions to manipulate mappings from string to variant, as represented in GVariant by a `G_VARIANT_TYPE_VARDICT` |

## Functions

gboolean | tp_vardict_get_boolean ()
gdouble | tp_vardict_get_double ()
gint32 | tp_vardict_get_int32 ()
gint64 | tp_vardict_get_int64 ()
const gchar * | tp_vardict_get_object_path ()
const gchar * | tp_vardict_get_string ()
guint32 | tp_vardict_get_uint32 ()
guint64 | tp_vardict_get_uint64 ()

## Object Hierarchy

## Includes

    #include <telepathy-glib/telepathy-glib.h>

## Description

These functions provide convenient access to the values in such a mapping.

## Functions

### tp_vardict_get_boolean ()

    gboolean
    tp_vardict_get_boolean (GVariant *variant,
                            const gchar *key,
                            gboolean *valid);

If a value for `key` in `variant` is present and boolean, return it, and set *`valid` to `TRUE` if `valid` is not `NULL`.

Otherwise return `FALSE`, and set *`valid` to `FALSE` if `valid` is not `NULL`.

#### Parameters

variant | a GVariant of type `G_VARIANT_TYPE_VARDICT` |
key | The key to look up |
valid | Either `NULL`, or a location to store `TRUE` if the key actually exists and has a boolean value. | [out]

#### Returns

a boolean value for `key`

Since 0.19.10

### tp_vardict_get_double ()

    gdouble
    tp_vardict_get_double (GVariant *variant,
                           const gchar *key,
                           gboolean *valid);

If a value for `key` in `variant` is present and has any numeric type used by GVariant (gint32, guint32, gint64, guint64 or gdouble), return it as a double, and if `valid` is not `NULL`, set *`valid` to `TRUE`.

Otherwise, return 0.0, and if `valid` is not `NULL`, set *`valid` to `FALSE`.

#### Parameters

variant | a GVariant of type `G_VARIANT_TYPE_VARDICT` |
key | The key to look up |
valid | Either `NULL`, or a location in which to store `TRUE` on success or `FALSE` on failure. | [out]

#### Returns

the double precision floating-point value of `key` , or 0.0

Since 0.19.10

### tp_vardict_get_int32 ()

    gint32
    tp_vardict_get_int32 (GVariant *variant,
                          const gchar *key,
                          gboolean *valid);

If a value for `key` in `variant` is present, has an integer type used by GVariant (gint32, guint32, gint64 or guint64) and fits in the range of a gint32, return it, and if `valid` is not `NULL`, set *`valid` to `TRUE`.

Otherwise, return 0, and if `valid` is not `NULL`, set *`valid` to `FALSE`.

#### Parameters

variant | a GVariant of type `G_VARIANT_TYPE_VARDICT` |
key | The key to look up |
valid | Either `NULL`, or a location in which to store `TRUE` on success or `FALSE` on failure. | [out]

#### Returns

the 32-bit signed integer value of `key` , or 0

Since 0.19.10

### tp_vardict_get_int64 ()

    gint64
    tp_vardict_get_int64 (GVariant *variant,
                          const gchar *key,
                          gboolean *valid);

If a value for `key` in `variant` is present, has an integer type used by GVariant (gint32, guint32, gint64 or guint64) and fits in the range of a gint64, return it, and if `valid` is not `NULL`, set *`valid` to `TRUE`.

Otherwise, return 0, and if `valid` is not `NULL`, set *`valid` to `FALSE`.

#### Parameters

variant | a GVariant of type `G_VARIANT_TYPE_VARDICT` |
key | The key to look up |
valid | Either `NULL`, or a location in which to store `TRUE` on success or `FALSE` on failure. | [out]

#### Returns

the 64-bit signed integer value of `key` , or 0

Since 0.19.10

### tp_vardict_get_object_path ()

    const gchar *
    tp_vardict_get_object_path (GVariant *variant,
                                const gchar *key);

If a value for `key` in `variant` is present and is an object path, return it.

Otherwise return `NULL`.

The returned value is not copied, and is only valid as long as `variant` is kept. Copy it with `g_strdup()` if you need to keep it for longer.

#### Parameters

variant | a GVariant of type `G_VARIANT_TYPE_VARDICT` |
key | The key to look up |

#### Returns

the object path value of `key` , or `NULL`.

[transfer none][allow-none]

Since 0.19.10

### tp_vardict_get_string ()

    const gchar *
    tp_vardict_get_string (GVariant *variant,
                           const gchar *key);

If a value for `key` in `variant` is present and is a string, return it.

Otherwise return `NULL`.

The returned value is not copied, and is only valid as long as `variant` is kept. Copy it with `g_strdup()` if you need to keep it for longer.

#### Parameters

variant | a GVariant of type `G_VARIANT_TYPE_VARDICT` |
key | The key to look up |

#### Returns

the string value of `key` , or `NULL`.

[transfer none][allow-none]

Since 0.19.10

### tp_vardict_get_uint32 ()

    guint32
    tp_vardict_get_uint32 (GVariant *variant,
                           const gchar *key,
                           gboolean *valid);

If a value for `key` in `variant` is present, has an integer type used by GVariant (gint32, guint32, gint64 or guint64) and fits in the range of a guint32, return it, and if `valid` is not `NULL`, set *`valid` to `TRUE`.

Otherwise, return 0, and if `valid` is not `NULL`, set *`valid` to `FALSE`.

#### Parameters

variant | a GVariant of type `G_VARIANT_TYPE_VARDICT` |
key | The key to look up |
valid | Either `NULL`, or a location in which to store `TRUE` on success or `FALSE` on failure. | [out]

#### Returns

the 32-bit unsigned integer value of `key` , or 0

Since 0.19.10

### tp_vardict_get_uint64 ()

    guint64
    tp_vardict_get_uint64 (GVariant *variant,
                           const gchar *key,
                           gboolean *valid);

If a value for `key` in `variant` is present, has an integer type used by GVariant (gint32, guint32, gint64 or guint64) and is non-negative, return it, and if `valid` is not `NULL`, set *`valid` to `TRUE`.

Otherwise, return 0, and if `valid` is not `NULL`, set *`valid` to `FALSE`.

#### Parameters

variant | a GVariant of type `G_VARIANT_TYPE_VARDICT` |
key | The key to look up |
valid | Either `NULL`, or a location in which to store `TRUE` on success or `FALSE` on failure. | [out]

#### Returns

the 64-bit unsigned integer value of `key` , or 0

Since 0.19.10

## Types and Values