// Suppose we have a configuration file called "config.conf" with the following content: // foo=TRUE ConfigManager config("config.conf"); bool foo = config.getBool("foo"); // returns true
// Suppose we have a configuration file called "config.yaml" with the following content: // // options: // foo: true // bar: false ConfigManager config("config.yaml", ConfigFileType::YAML); bool foo = config.getBool("options.foo"); // returns true bool bar = config.getBool("options.bar"); // returns falseIn this example, we create a new instance of the ConfigManager class and pass it the file name "config.yaml" with the YAML file type specified. We then use the getBool method to retrieve the "foo" and "bar" boolean values from the configuration file under the "options" section. The package library for the ConfigManager class is likely to depend on the specific implementation of the class. However, it is common to use popular C++ libraries such as Boost or YAML C++ to read and write configuration files.