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        !             4:             Of course, not only strings can be specified in the configuration file.
        !             5:             libConfuse can parse strings, integers, booleans and floating point values.
        !             6:             These are the fundamental values, and they are all also available as lists.
        !             7:             We'll talk more about lists in the next chapter.
        !             8:         </p><p>
        !             9:             The macros used to initialize a string, integer, boolean and a
        !            10:             float is, respectively, <code class="function">CFG_STR()</code>,
        !            11:             <code class="function">CFG_INT()</code>, <code class="function">CFG_BOOL()</code>,
        !            12:             <code class="function">CFG_FLOAT()</code> and
        !            13:             <code class="function">CFG_PTR()</code>. All macros take three parameters:
        !            14:             the name of the option, a default value and flags. To retrieve the
        !            15:             values, use <code class="function">cfg_getstr()</code>,
        !            16:             <code class="function">cfg_getint()</code>,
        !            17:             <code class="function">cfg_getbool()</code>,
        !            18:             <code class="function">cfg_getfloat()</code> or
        !            19:             <code class="function">cfg_getptr()</code>, respectively.
        !            20:         </p><p>
        !            21:             Let's introduce an integer option that tells us how many times to print the
        !            22:             greeting:
        !            23:         </p><a id="listing3"></a><pre class="programlisting">
        !            24: 1      #include &lt;stdio.h&gt;
        !            25: 2      #include &lt;confuse.h&gt;
        !            26: 3      
        !            27: 4      int main(void)
        !            28: 5      {
        !            29: 6          cfg_opt_t opts[] =
        !            30: 7          {
        !            31: 8              CFG_STR("target", "World", CFGF_NONE),
        !            32: 9              CFG_INT("repeat", 1, CFGF_NONE),
        !            33: 10             CFG_END()
        !            34: 11         };
        !            35: 12         cfg_t *cfg;
        !            36: 13         int repeat;
        !            37: 14     
        !            38: 15         cfg = cfg_init(opts, CFGF_NONE);
        !            39: 16         if(cfg_parse(cfg, "hello.conf") == CFG_PARSE_ERROR)
        !            40: 17             return 1;
        !            41: 18     
        !            42: 19         repeat = cfg_getint(cfg, "repeat");
        !            43: 20         while(repeat--)
        !            44: 21             printf("Hello, %s!\n", cfg_getstr(cfg, "target"));
        !            45: 22     
        !            46: 23         cfg_free(cfg);
        !            47: 24         return 0;
        !            48: 25     }
        !            49: 26     
        !            50: </pre><p>
        !            51:             Here we have used the <code class="function">CFG_INT()</code> macro to
        !            52:             initialize an integer option named "repeat". The default value is 1
        !            53:             as in the standard greeting. The value is retrieved with
        !            54:             <code class="function">cfg_getint()</code>.
        !            55:         </p><p><a id="negative-repeat-problem"></a>
        !            56:             But, wait a moment, what if the user specified a negative value for
        !            57:             "repeat"?  Or a too large positive value? libConfuse can handle
        !            58:             that with a so-called validating callback. We'll come back to this
        !            59:             problem later on, but we will first take a look at lists.
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