Seva Gluschenko writes:
> It is known that the iteration depth of variables is limited in
> Cfengine. As of 3.0.4p2 the following test.cf
[...]
> produced the following output:
>
> R: outer: This
> R: outer: is
> R: outer: an
> R: outer: array
> R: outer: element
> R: outer: too
> R: inner: th
It is known that the iteration depth of variables is limited in
Cfengine. As of 3.0.4p2 the following test.cf
body common control
{
bundlesequence => { "outer", "inner" };
}
bundle agent outer
{
vars:
"arr[idx1]" string => "this is an array element";
"arr[idx2]" slist => { "This", "
Hello,
In the reference manual I found that array can be of type scalar or
list, but I did not manage to use list iteration:
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body common control
{
bundlesequence => { "test" };
version => "0.0.2";
}
bundle agent test
{
va
The quick answer is "you don't".
The longer answer is: an slist (or ilist or rlist) can only be iterated over
in it's entirety by referencing the list as a scalar (and then cfengine
iterates over the whole list automagically). You can index an array (which
is what 'foo' is in your example), but a
Hi
Apologies if I'm a bit late to the party on this subject, but how do you
reference a specific sub-element of an slist that is a value part of an
associative array? So far all the doco I've read is a bit light on more
"advanced" uses of arrays.
For example, I have the following var defined:
