Re: Help with a class construction

2012-03-03 Thread Nick Anderson
On 03/03/2012 03:13 PM, Brian Bennett wrote: > Nick, > > It works exactly as you have it. That is, pipe (|) is the proper OR > and dot (.) is the proper AND. You can also use an ampersand (&) > for AND, although I do prefer dot. > > It looks to me that reason you're having a problem is that all o

Re: Help with a class construction

2012-03-03 Thread Nick Anderson
On 03/03/2012 03:13 PM, Brian Bennett wrote: > Nick, > > It works exactly as you have it. That is, pipe (|) is the proper OR and dot > (.) is the proper AND. You can also use an ampersand (&) for AND, although I > do prefer dot. > > It looks to me that reason you're having a problem is that all

Re: Help with a class construction

2012-03-03 Thread Brian Bennett
Nick, It works exactly as you have it. That is, pipe (|) is the proper OR and dot (.) is the proper AND. You can also use an ampersand (&) for AND, although I do prefer dot. It looks to me that reason you're having a problem is that all of your variables need to be defined, regardless of wethe

Help with a class construction

2012-03-03 Thread Nick Anderson
I am trying to use ifvarclass to restrict a file edit This is the construction I am trying to use but i cant seem to get it to evaluate. ifvarclass => "(groupname_defined_$(userlist).allow_non_unique_gid_$(userlist))|(groupname_defined_$(userlist).!gid_in_use_$(userlist)_$(gid))"; To do the edit