OK, found it; trick is to look for "contexts", not namespaces. We might
want to slip a gratuitous use of the word "namespace" into the context
description so that future keyword searchers have a better time of it.
I'm trying what is documented in the Reference without luck.
I have in update.conf:
control:
foo= ( bar )
and in cfagent.conf:
baz= ( ${update.foo} )
But attempts to use $(baz) later on in line yield a literal
${update.foo} rather tha $(baz). Does anyone else see this sort of thing?
Chip Seraphine wrote:
I know I have seen it before, but I am having trouble finding examples
of the namespace syntax. I'd like my cfagent.conf to be able to pull
variables out of update.conf, and I'm unable to see an example of
this. I think it was something like ${updateconf.varname} or the
like....
I'm also wondering if I can determine wether or not a class is defined
in the update namespace from cfagent.conf (and later).
Sorry to ask this, since I am certain the answer is already available
somewhere....
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