Moreover, if you use the same list in the LHS and RHS, you might have
surprise in the outcome given the classes
For instance
vars:
any::
"list" slist => {"0"};
Class1::
"list" slist => {"1", "2"};
Class2::
"list" slist => {"3", "4"};
classes:
Class1 exp
I hear that you would prefer to write it one way, but sorry, you can't. Well,
you sort of can, you need to look at "policy => free" or the synonym for this
which is "policy => overridable", but we think you'd be wrong.
Let me give you a counterexample. I program in C, and there really have been
Mark Burgess writes:
> I think Daniel makes a good case, although Seva is right that defining a new
> variable is
> less ambiguous, as you would probably not want to rely on the actual contents
> of a
> variable that is changing dynamically in a complex environment.
The first use case I see is
I think Daniel makes a good case, although Seva is right that defining a new
variable is
less ambiguous, as you would probably not want to rely on the actual contents
of a
variable that is changing dynamically in a complex environment.
I firmly believe that the biggest mistake people make in co
I agree with Seva, and also point out that by trying a list append, you are
still thinking procedurally and not declaratively...
Procedural programming (and thinking) says "do X, then Y, then Z"
Declarative programming (which is what Cfengine is) says "make sure that X, Y
and Z are all satisfied"
Still get no clue why aren't you gentlemen satisfied with
"bar" slist => { @(foo), "xyz" };
inclusion.
2010/6/4 Daniel Dehennin :
> Vasiliy G Tolstov writes:
>
>> is there are any plans to add support to append value to slist ?
>>
>> For example:
>>
>> "a" slist => { "1", "2" };
>> "a" slist
Vasiliy G Tolstov writes:
> is there are any plans to add support to append value to slist ?
>
> For example:
>
> "a" slist => { "1", "2" };
> "a" slist => { "$(a)", "3" };
+1
I think the '"name" *list => {}' construct could be seen as: promise to
have elements listed in '{}' in the list named
В Птн, 04/06/2010 в 13:24 +0200, Nakarin Phooripoom пишет:
> In which situation would you like to do something like you mentioned? Could
> you describe more for the scenario? There might be another way to get to the
> same goal.
>
I want to dinamic crete slist of packages needed to install in s
In which situation would you like to do something like you mentioned? Could you
describe more for the scenario? There might be another way to get to the same
goal.
Cheers,
--Nakarin
On Jun 4, 2010, at 1:06 PM, Vasiliy G Tolstov wrote:
> is there are any plans to add support to append value to
is there are any plans to add support to append value to slist ?
For example:
"a" slist => { "1", "2" };
"a" slist => { "$(a)", "3" };
--
Vasiliy G Tolstov
Selfip.Ru
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