Hi
> You can do this, but it remove a lot of interest you have when using
> external nodes.
> It means you have to provides one class per definition use (for each
> distinct list of couples (param, value) that you must provide to the
> call to your definition)
no. you can use the variables provided by the external tool in the
classes you include. you even then could implement kind of default
values for these variables in the class.
for an illustration:
$test = 'foobar'
include testclass
class testclass {
case $test {
'': { $test = 'default_value' }
}
$testparam = "test_${test}"
testdefine{"name_${test}": param => $testparam }
}
define testdefine( $param ){
notice("${name} called with ${param}")
}
---
# puppet foo.pp
notice: Scope(Testdefine[name_foobar]): name_foobar called with test_foobar
this is completely besides the discussion if it should be able to call
defines from an external tool.
cheers pete
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