Luke Kanies schrieb:
> +# def generate
> +# template = Puppet::Util::ResourceTemplate.new(self,
> "/path/to/template")
> +#
> +# return Puppet::Type.type(:file).create :path => "/my/file",
> +# :content => template.evaluate
The functional part of the patch had this function: "def
initialize(file, resource)", so I either my grasp of ruby is weaker than
I feared, or you have mixed up the order of the file (path) and resource
("self") param in the example.
> +# Note that it sets the generating resource's parameters, which is generally
> most
> +# useful, since it allows you to configure the generated resource via the
> +# generating resource.
If the first "it" in this sentence refers to example generate function,
explicitely saying so would improve the legitability. I only found this
possible interpretation by a process of exclusion.
Regards, DavidS
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