Dear all,
I am having trouble understanding the difference between two methods for
setting template attributes. Consider the following:
policy: ^(POLICY policyType u+=updateStat*)
->
policyStat(policyType={$policyType.st} ,upd={$u})
Why do I have $u without the .st and $policyType with a .st? Both have
defined templates and appear similar to me. I tried searching in the
references but couldn't find an explanation. Can anyone guide me towards an
answer?
Regards,
--
Nauman
Research Associate
Security Engineering Research Group
Institute of Management Sciences
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