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-    "content": "# Parsing options When setting options from the [CLI Options](/doc/user/OPTIONS.html), the [commands](/doc/user/COMMANDS.html) or using the [libf3d options string API](/doc/libf3d/OPTIONS.html#string-api), the values are parsed according to their type. If parsing fails, the value is not changed. The following types are supported: - bool: A boolean, true or false. - int: A signed integer. - double: A floating point number. - ratio: A double dividend over a double divisor, stored in a double. - string: A string of characters. As well as a list for each of these types, noted as - vector\\ ## Bool The following formats are supported when parsing a bool, case insensitive: - true/false - yes/no - on/off - 1/0 When formatting a bool into a string, true/false is used. ## Int Int parsing is supported using [std::stoi](https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/string/basic_string/stol) and check that the whole string is parsed. When formatting an int into a string, [std::to_string](https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/string/basic_string/to_string) is used. ## Double Double parsing is supported using [std::stod](https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/string/basic_string/stol) and check that the whole string is parsed. When formatting a double into a string, [std::ostringstream](https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/io/basic_ostringstream) is used with removing the point and precision when the value is exactly an integer. ## Ratio The following formats are supported when parsing a string into a ratio: - percent% where percent is a double - dividend/divisor where both are doubles - double Percent, dividend, divisor are then parsed as double. When formatting a ratio into a string, it is formatted as a double. ## String String are parsed and formatted as is. ## Vectors Vector tokens are separated by `,`, tokens are then parsed using their respective types. When formatting a vector into a string, individual token are formatted according to their type and separated using `,`. ",
+    "content": "# Parsing options When setting options from the [CLI Options](/doc/user/OPTIONS.html), the [commands](/doc/user/COMMANDS.html) or using the [libf3d options string API](/doc/libf3d/OPTIONS.html#string-api), the values are parsed according to their type. If parsing fails, the value is not changed. The following types are supported: - bool: A boolean, true or false. - int: A signed integer. - double: A floating point number. - ratio: A double dividend over a double divisor, stored in a double. - string: A string of characters. As well as a list for each of these types, noted as - vector\\ ## Bool The following formats are supported when parsing a bool, case insensitive: - true/false - yes/no - on/off - 1/0 When formatting a bool into a string, true/false is used. ## Int Int parsing is supported using [std::stoi](https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/string/basic_string/stol) and check that the whole string is parsed. When formatting an int into a string, [std::to_string](https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/string/basic_string/to_string) is used. ## Double Double parsing is supported using [std::stod](https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/string/basic_string/stol) and check that the whole string is parsed. When formatting a double into a string, [std::ostringstream](https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/io/basic_ostringstream) is used with removing the point and precision when the value is exactly an integer. ## Ratio The following formats are supported when parsing a string into a ratio: - percent% where percent is a double - dividend:divisor where both are doubles - dividend/divisor where both are doubles - double Percent, dividend, divisor are then parsed as double. When formatting a ratio into a string, it is formatted as a double. ## String String are parsed and formatted as is. ## Vectors Vector tokens are separated by `,`, tokens are then parsed using their respective types. When formatting a vector into a string, individual token are formatted according to their type and separated using `,`. ",
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