I just noticed last night we can now access resource and class attributes:
define x($y) {
}
x{"foo": y => "bar"}
notice(X["foo"]["y"])
this works, yay with the obvious parsing order caveats.
This works too:
define x($y) {
notify{$name: message => $y }
}
class one {
x{"one": y => "hello from one"}
}
include one
notice(X["one"]["y"])
but this does not:
define x($y) {
notify{$name: message => $y }
}
x{"hello": y => "hello world"}
notify{"outside": message => "hello from outside"}
notify{X["hello"]["y"]: }
notify{Notify["outside"]["message"]: } # works
notify{Notify["hello"]["message"]: } # fails
It can't find the notify inside the defined type X:
Error: Evaluation Error: Resource not found: Notify['hello']
commenting out the problem notify I do see:
Notice: /Stage[main]/Main/X[hello]/Notify[hello]/message: defined 'message' as
'hello world'
which suggests I didn't mess up the resource name
Is this a bug or just not supposed to work?
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R.I.Pienaar
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