Thomas Lange wrote: > Action names can be nearly any name. If this action is not one of the > default actions, FAI tries to find a hook with the name of the action. > Have a look at subroutines:
Hmm, somehow I don't like the idea mixing up hooks and user defined actions. Whare is this actually used? When calling fai on the command line? In my understanding, the definition of a hook is something that is run _before_ an action with the same name, depending on a class that matches the <CLASSNAME> part in <TASKNAME>.<CLASSNAME>. Adding something like, "and it's what is executed when you run fai <TASKNAME> in case no internal task exists with that name" sounds a bit too much. Shouldn't we have then better an own directory actions instead? (just a thought, maybe I oversee something). -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
