Greetings -
I am wondering if it is intentional behavior in the SEC code that
generates the following error when trying to shift / pop elements of a
context which no longer contains any elements but still exists
(intentionally, sort of like saying "hey this list exists so you know that
at one time it was full of items that have now been cleared") into an
action list variable. It appears to work normally while looping through
the contents of the context but once there are none left, it does the
following error from SEC version 2.7.5.
Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at
/usr/local/sec/sec line 5039.
It is pretty easy to use getsize to avoid this error while achieving the
desired functionality, but it makes the output kind of messy in the SEC
log to see this error each time it loops through a context unless you
create a cursory check ensure the size of the context is not 0 before
proceeding with the shift/pop.
Just curious really. Thanks.
Aaron Erickson
aaron.erick...@zootweb.com
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