Class goog.net.Cookies

A class for handling browser cookies.

Instance Method Summary
	`clear()` Removes all cookies for this document. Note that this will only remove cookies from the current path and domain. If there are cookies set using a subpath and/or another domain these will still be there.
	`containsKey(string key) ⇒ boolean` Returns whether there is a cookie with the given name.
	`containsValue(string value) ⇒ boolean` Returns whether there is a cookie with the given value. (This is an O(n) operation.)
	`get(string name, string= opt_default) ⇒ (string\|undefined)` Returns the value for the first cookie with the given name.
	`getCookie_() ⇒ ?string` Private helper function to allow testing cookies without depending on the browser. IE6 can return null here.
	`getCount() ⇒ number`
	`getKeyValues_() ⇒ ?Object` Gets the names and values for all the cookies.
	`getKeys() ⇒ ?Array` Gets the names for all the cookies.
	`getParts_() ⇒ !Array`
	`getValues() ⇒ ?Array` Gets the values for all the cookies.
	`isEmpty() ⇒ boolean`
	`isEnabled() ⇒ boolean` Returns true if cookies are enabled.
	`isNavigatorCookieEnabled_() ⇒ boolean` Returns navigator.cookieEnabled. Overridden in unit tests.
	`isValidName(string name) ⇒ boolean` We do not allow '=', ';', or white space in the name. NOTE: The following are allowed by this method, but should be avoided for cookies handled by the server. - any name starting with '$' - 'Comment' - 'Domain' - 'Expires' - 'Max-Age' - 'Path' - 'Secure' - 'Version'
	`isValidValue(string value) ⇒ boolean` We do not allow ';' or line break in the value. Spec does not mention any illegal characters, but in practice semi-colons break parsing and line breaks truncate the name.
	`remove(string name, string= opt_path, string= opt_domain) ⇒ boolean` Removes and expires a cookie.
	`set(string name, string value, number= opt_maxAge, ?string= opt_path, ?string= opt_domain, boolean= opt_secure)` Sets a cookie. The max_age can be -1 to set a session cookie. To remove and expire cookies, use remove() instead. Neither the {@code name} nor the {@code value} are encoded in any way. It is up to the callers of {@code get} and {@code set} (as well as all the other methods) to handle any possible encoding and decoding.
	`setCookie_(string s)` Private helper function to allow testing cookies without depending on the browser.