How to remove datatype from value in config file with typesafe?











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I have a config file beam-template.conf which has different properties like



   `beam.agentsim.agents.rideHail.keepMaxTopNScores = "int | 1"
beam.agentsim.agents.rideHail.minScoreThresholdForRepositioning = "double | 0.1"`


I am trying to get the properties values like this.



  Configfactory.parseFile(new File(path/beam-template.conf)).entrySet().asScala.foreach { entry =>
if (!(userConf.hasPathOrNull(entry.getKey))) {
logString+="nKey= " + entry.getKey + " ,Value= " + entry.getValue.render
}
}


So the problem is this that the values also include their datatypes like



value = int | 1
value = double | 0.1


I need only the actual values like value = 1 and value = 0.1 instead of including their datatype. So please suggest some solution so that I can remove the datatype from their values










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    I have a config file beam-template.conf which has different properties like



       `beam.agentsim.agents.rideHail.keepMaxTopNScores = "int | 1"
    beam.agentsim.agents.rideHail.minScoreThresholdForRepositioning = "double | 0.1"`


    I am trying to get the properties values like this.



      Configfactory.parseFile(new File(path/beam-template.conf)).entrySet().asScala.foreach { entry =>
    if (!(userConf.hasPathOrNull(entry.getKey))) {
    logString+="nKey= " + entry.getKey + " ,Value= " + entry.getValue.render
    }
    }


    So the problem is this that the values also include their datatypes like



    value = int | 1
    value = double | 0.1


    I need only the actual values like value = 1 and value = 0.1 instead of including their datatype. So please suggest some solution so that I can remove the datatype from their values










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      I have a config file beam-template.conf which has different properties like



         `beam.agentsim.agents.rideHail.keepMaxTopNScores = "int | 1"
      beam.agentsim.agents.rideHail.minScoreThresholdForRepositioning = "double | 0.1"`


      I am trying to get the properties values like this.



        Configfactory.parseFile(new File(path/beam-template.conf)).entrySet().asScala.foreach { entry =>
      if (!(userConf.hasPathOrNull(entry.getKey))) {
      logString+="nKey= " + entry.getKey + " ,Value= " + entry.getValue.render
      }
      }


      So the problem is this that the values also include their datatypes like



      value = int | 1
      value = double | 0.1


      I need only the actual values like value = 1 and value = 0.1 instead of including their datatype. So please suggest some solution so that I can remove the datatype from their values










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      I have a config file beam-template.conf which has different properties like



         `beam.agentsim.agents.rideHail.keepMaxTopNScores = "int | 1"
      beam.agentsim.agents.rideHail.minScoreThresholdForRepositioning = "double | 0.1"`


      I am trying to get the properties values like this.



        Configfactory.parseFile(new File(path/beam-template.conf)).entrySet().asScala.foreach { entry =>
      if (!(userConf.hasPathOrNull(entry.getKey))) {
      logString+="nKey= " + entry.getKey + " ,Value= " + entry.getValue.render
      }
      }


      So the problem is this that the values also include their datatypes like



      value = int | 1
      value = double | 0.1


      I need only the actual values like value = 1 and value = 0.1 instead of including their datatype. So please suggest some solution so that I can remove the datatype from their values







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          I assume the type of 'int | 1' is String.



          Then you can use:



          def toValue[A](value: String): A = {
          val valStr = value.split("\|").last.trim()
          (value.split("\|").head.trim() match {
          case "double" => valStr.toDouble
          case "int" => valStr.toInt
          case other => valStr
          }).asInstanceOf[A]
          }
          println(toValue[Int]("int | 1"))
          println(toValue[Double]("double | 1.1"))
          println(toValue[String]("hello"))


          I updated this to a general function. I also saw that | must be escaped.






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          • thanks @pme for you reply
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          I assume the type of 'int | 1' is String.



          Then you can use:



          def toValue[A](value: String): A = {
          val valStr = value.split("\|").last.trim()
          (value.split("\|").head.trim() match {
          case "double" => valStr.toDouble
          case "int" => valStr.toInt
          case other => valStr
          }).asInstanceOf[A]
          }
          println(toValue[Int]("int | 1"))
          println(toValue[Double]("double | 1.1"))
          println(toValue[String]("hello"))


          I updated this to a general function. I also saw that | must be escaped.






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          • thanks @pme for you reply
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            Nov 22 at 9:12















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          I assume the type of 'int | 1' is String.



          Then you can use:



          def toValue[A](value: String): A = {
          val valStr = value.split("\|").last.trim()
          (value.split("\|").head.trim() match {
          case "double" => valStr.toDouble
          case "int" => valStr.toInt
          case other => valStr
          }).asInstanceOf[A]
          }
          println(toValue[Int]("int | 1"))
          println(toValue[Double]("double | 1.1"))
          println(toValue[String]("hello"))


          I updated this to a general function. I also saw that | must be escaped.






          share|improve this answer























          • thanks @pme for you reply
            – Ayush
            Nov 22 at 9:12













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          I assume the type of 'int | 1' is String.



          Then you can use:



          def toValue[A](value: String): A = {
          val valStr = value.split("\|").last.trim()
          (value.split("\|").head.trim() match {
          case "double" => valStr.toDouble
          case "int" => valStr.toInt
          case other => valStr
          }).asInstanceOf[A]
          }
          println(toValue[Int]("int | 1"))
          println(toValue[Double]("double | 1.1"))
          println(toValue[String]("hello"))


          I updated this to a general function. I also saw that | must be escaped.






          share|improve this answer














          I assume the type of 'int | 1' is String.



          Then you can use:



          def toValue[A](value: String): A = {
          val valStr = value.split("\|").last.trim()
          (value.split("\|").head.trim() match {
          case "double" => valStr.toDouble
          case "int" => valStr.toInt
          case other => valStr
          }).asInstanceOf[A]
          }
          println(toValue[Int]("int | 1"))
          println(toValue[Double]("double | 1.1"))
          println(toValue[String]("hello"))


          I updated this to a general function. I also saw that | must be escaped.







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