Greetings. It seems that when you pass in a parameter to a usebundle,
canonify can't handle it. Consider the following example.
bundle control common {
bundlesquence = { "test" };
}
##
bundle agent test {
vars:
"test_files" slist => { "/etc/motd",
"/etc/resolv.conf",
"/etc/netsvc.conf"
};
methods:
"any" usebundle => test_func("$(test_files)");
}
##
bundle agent test_func(filename) {
vars:
"canon_filename" string => canonify("$(filename)");
reports:
Yr2009::
"filename: $(filename)";
"canon_filename: $(canon_filename)";
}
running the example:
cf3 =========================================================
cf3 reports in bundle drop_copy (2)
cf3 =========================================================
cf3
cf3
cf3 .........................................................
cf3 Promise by: filename: /etc/netsvc.conf
cf3 .........................................................
cf3
cf3 R: filename: /etc/netsvc.conf
cf3
cf3 .........................................................
cf3 Promise by: canon_filename: __filename_
cf3 .........................................................
cf3
cf3 R: canon_filename: __filename_
cf3 Method invoked successfully
cf3
cf3 + Private classes augmented:
cf3
cf3 - Private classes diminished:
cf3
cf3
cf3
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