Hi,
sorry for jumping to conclusions, but your questions suggest that you're
committed to some rather horribly design ideas.
Can you add some meat to your inquiry? What are your trying to achieve?
Under most circumstances, you don't want inheritance at all.
Use it *only* to override the parameters of one or more resources in the
base class.
HTH,
Felix
On 02/07/2012 12:52 PM, jimbob palmer wrote:
> If I have a class
>
> class something {}
>
> and a subclass
>
> class something::blah ($var=0) inherits something {
> class { 'something::aaa': somevar => 1, }
> class { 'something::bbb': somevar => 2, }
> }
>
> should the classes called from the subclass inherit the parent class?
> e.g. which is good practice?
>
> class something::bbb($somevar) inherits something {}
> or:
> class something::bbb($somevar) {}
>
> Also, what is the best way to set $somevar in something::bbb from a node
> definition?
>
> Thanks.
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