> > What you are doing byusing the getindices() list variable directly as an > arbument to the edit bundle is to iterate over the editing of the file > itself, i.e. you are saying > > for each index do > edit file(...index ....) > edit lines > > You should pass the list as @(bundle.list) to the edit_line bundle and use > getindices() inside that bundle, so that you get > > edit file > for each index do > edit lines > > See an example like set_variable_values in the COPBL
Thanks for your answer. I (kind of) "feel" what you say but don't understand. What do you mean " file(...index ....)"? In my understanding my solution is less efficient, but should work as well. No matter how many times I 'call' the edit line 'function' the initial comment for example should be the same and the a line should not be re-added if it's in the file already. Obviously this example shows that I'm wrong. I think my main problem is that I'm thinking in script-style, not in promises. I could do a "workaround" (I mean workaround for me) based on the COPBL example, but I'd like to understand it what's wrong in my thinking. Thanks, Miklos _______________________________________________ Help-cfengine mailing list Help-cfengine@cfengine.org https://cfengine.org/mailman/listinfo/help-cfengine
