On Wed, 2012-07-18 at 15:47 -0700, David Lutterkort wrote:
> > test Pdnsr_forward_zones.lns put empty after
> > set "/zone[ . = 'zone1.com' ]" "zone1.com";
> > set "/zone[ . = 'zone1.com' ]/server[ . = '10.1.1.20' ]"
> > "10.1.1.20";
> > set "/zone[ . = 'zone1.com' ]/server[ . = '10.1.1.25' ]"
> > "10.1.1.25"
> > = "zone1.com=10.1.1.20,10.1.1.25"
>
> The tree you get here is actually
>
> { }
> { "zone" = "zone1.com" { ... } }
Forgot ot mention: since this was so hard to figure out, I added a
'print_tree' builtin (commit 9d369e01), so that you can say in your put
tests
test Pdnsr_forward_zones.lns put empty after
set "/zone[ . = 'zone1.com' ]" "zone1.com";
set "/zone[ . = 'zone1.com' ]/server[ . = '10.1.1.20'
]" "10.1.1.20";
set "/zone[ . = 'zone1.com' ]/server[ . = '10.1.1.25'
]" "10.1.1.25";
preint_tree
= "zone1.com=10.1.1.20,10.1.1.25"
to see what your lens actually operates on.
David
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