Hi,
Gist available at:
https://gist.github.com/oravirt/c13406766e820e99be9d1e5c30562075
I've got a structure like this:
blergh:
- parent: first_layer
first_layer_list:
- { name: first_layer_list_1st_name }
- { name: first_layer_list_2nd_name }
child:
- name: second_layer
second_layer_list:
- {name: second_layer_list_1st_name}
- {name: second_layer_list_2nd_name}
I want to access the elements in the second_layer_list, but not sure if
that is possible.
I can access the 'child.name', with no problems (using with_subelements),
but I'm not sure how to get deeper into the structure.
The whole point of the structure is that you can have x number of 'parent'
with y number of o names (first_layer_list). It is also possible to have x
number of 'child' within the parent which in turn also can have x number
of names (second_layer_list)
One option could be to move 'child' to its own list (like blergh) and
'join' child.name to blergh.parent key, but I'd rather keep it in the same
structure if possible.
Any ideas?
regards
/M
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