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SimpCfg:MultiPart keys wrt get_vector

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With this and past few commits, now there is simple yet sufficient
support to help move multi-level-hierarchy config files into the
SimpCfg's simple physically 1-level, but if reqd logically multi
level hierarchy flow.

B4 this series of commits also one could have still achieved this,
but there would have been bit more effort needed.
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HanishKVC 2024-05-04 18:29:25 +05:30
parent 19d3c88e8a
commit 344c068d7b
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@ -395,7 +395,8 @@ public:
template<typename SupportedDataType>
std::vector<SupportedDataType> get_vector(const std::string &group, const std::string &key, const std::vector<SupportedDataType> &defaultValue, const std::string &callerName="") {
std::vector<SupportedDataType> get_vector(const std::string &group, const MultiPart &keyParts, const std::vector<SupportedDataType> &defaultValue, const std::string &callerName="") {
auto key = joiner(keyParts);
auto gm = mapV[group];
std::vector<SupportedDataType> array;
int i = 0;
@ -624,16 +625,16 @@ int main(int argc, char **argv) {
sc.get_string("mistral", {"system-prefix"}, "Not found");
sc.get_string("\"mistral\"", {"\"system-prefix\""}, "Not found");
sc.get_vector<int64_t>("testme", "keyA100", {1, 2, 3});
sc.get_vector<std::string>("testme", "keyA100", { "A", "അ", "अ", "ಅ" });
sc.get_vector<int64_t>("testme", {"keyA100"}, {1, 2, 3});
sc.get_vector<std::string>("testme", {"keyA100"}, { "A", "അ", "अ", "ಅ" });
sc.set_int64("testme", {"keyA300-0"}, 330);
sc.set_int64("testme", {"keyA300-1"}, 331);
sc.set_int64("testme", {"keyA300-2"}, 332);
sc.set_string("testme", {"keyA301-0"}, "India");
sc.set_value<std::string>("testme", {"keyA301", "1"}, "World");
sc.set_string("testme", {"keyA301", "2"}, "AkashaGanga");
sc.get_vector<int64_t>("testme", "keyA300", {1, 2, 3});
sc.get_vector<std::string>("testme", "keyA301", { "yes 1", "No 2", "very well 3" });
sc.get_vector<int64_t>("testme", {"keyA300"}, {1, 2, 3});
sc.get_vector<std::string>("testme", {"keyA301"}, { "yes 1", "No 2", "very well 3" });
return 0;
}
#endif