Have a look at the generate() and inline_template() functions, one of
which should provide you with a workaround to your problem. There may
be a more elegant solution though.
On 24 Dec 2009, at 09:33, sHaggY_caT <galia....@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> I have quation: how i may use nested variables/facts? For example, I
> have variable $iface. It's variable declared in node brakets, and, use
> with defenition. iface may be eth0, eth1(Linux), em0, ...
> <freebsd>, ...
>
> is fact:
>
> facter | grep eth0 | grep mac
> macaddress_eth0 => 54:52:00:3D:CB:40
>
> We don'nt know name of $iface in our module (to generate network
> settings), how we may use nested variables/facts? Syntax:
>
> $mac = ${$macaddress_${iface}}
>
> Does'nt work.
>
> In documentation i did'nt find answer for my quation...
>
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