RT::CurrentUser - an RT object representing the current user
use RT::CurrentUser;
# load
my $current_user = RT::CurrentUser->new;
$current_user->Load(...);
# or
my $current_user = RT::CurrentUser->new( $user_obj );
# or
my $current_user = RT::CurrentUser->new( $address || $name || $id );
# manipulation
$current_user->UserObj->SetName('new_name');
Read-only subclass of RT::User class. Used to define the current user. You should pass an instance of this class to constructors of many RT classes, then the instance used to check ACLs and localize strings.
See also RT::User for a list of methods this class has.
Returns new CurrentUser object. Unlike all other classes of RT it takes either subclass of RT::User
class object or scalar value that is passed to Load method.
As stated above it's a subclass of RT::User, but this class is read-only and calls to these methods are illegal. Return 'permission denied' message and log an error.
Returns the RT::User object associated with this CurrentUser object.
Loads a User into this CurrentUser object. Takes a unix username as its only argument.
Loads a User into this CurrentUser object. Takes a Name.
Returns this current user's language handle. Should take a language specification. but currently doesn't.
Return the current currentuser object
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