/// properly. Config files are text files which use "ini" format. Variables are divided into multiple

/// sections. Every class is configurable with some variables which change its behavior. Check particular

/// class documentation to get a list of all relevant variables for that class.

class Config {

	public:

		/// Constructor.

		/// Destructor

		virtual ~Config() {}

		/// Loads data from config file.

		}

		/// This signal is emitted when config is loaded/reloaded.

		boost::signal<void ()> onConfigReloaded;

	private:

		Variables m_variables;

		std::map<std::string, std::string> m_unregistered;

		std::string m_file;

};

}

}

#endif

int main(int argc, char **argv)

{

	boost::program_options::variables_map vm;

	bool no_daemon = false;

	std::string config_file;

	std::string jid;

port = 5222

server_mode = 1

backend_host=localhost

pidfile=./test.pid

# < this option doesn't work yet

#backend_port=10001

admin_password=test

#cert=server.pfx #patch to PKCS#12 certificate

#cert_password=test #password to that certificate if any

users_per_backend=10

protocol=prpl-jabber

#protocol=prpl-msn

#protocol=any

#protocol=prpl-icq

working_dir=./

		}

		else if (opt.value[0].find("$jid") != std::string::npos) {

			boost::replace_all(opt.value[0], "$jid", jid);

		}

	}

	store(parsed, m_variables);

	notify(m_variables);

	onConfigReloaded();

	return true;