Hi Folks
I got a problem using the defined function in my custom function.
In our Puppet environment we have some "xml files", where our service
dependent things are stored.
I wrote a custom function which catches a "puppet-part" inside the xml
and creates resources with the create_resources function.
That workts fine.
BUT if a resource is defined more than once i got the duplicate
definition error (makes sense!).
I tried catching this error with the defined() function. This always
result in "false".
Can anybody tell me what i'm doing wrong?!?
Here's my custom function:
require 'rexml/document'
module Puppet::Parser::Functions
newfunction(:svc_to_resource2) do |args|
Puppet::Parser::Functions.autoloader.loadall
@xmlfile = args[0]
file = File.new( "#{@xmlfile}" )
doc = REXML::Document.new file
doc.elements.each("/service/puppet/resource") {
|element|
@rname = element.attributes["name"]
@rtype = element.attributes["type"]
myresource = {
@rname => {
}
}
element.elements.each("/service/puppet/
resource[@name='#{@rname}']/attribute") {
|subelement|
@aname = subelement.attributes["name"]
@avalue = subelement.get_text.to_s
myresource[@rname][@aname] = @avalue
}
if not function_defined("#{@rtype}[#{@rname}]")
function_create_resources(@rtype, myresource)
end
}
end
end
Thanks in advance!
Bob
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