You may be doing something weird, because $name and $title inside a defined
type definition should definitely still refer to the instance's title. In
fact, I just tested it to be sure:
define my_file ($message) {
notify {$title:
message => "$message, and the title is still $title",
}
}
class my_class {
my_file {'the title of the resource, not the class':
message => "This is the message",
}
}
include my_class
...should get you:
notice: This is the message, and the title is still the title of the
resource, not the class
notice: /Stage[main]/My_class/My_file[the title of the resource, not the
class]/Notify[the title of the resource, not the class]/message: defined
'message' as 'This is the message, and the title is still the title of the
resource, not the class'
notice: Finished catalog run in 0.05 seconds
Show us what you're doing, maybe?
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