perhaps a better way to summarize this issue is this:
define httpd::mod (
$ensure = 'enabled',
$instance = 'default',
$module = $title,
$package = undef,
) {
}
This definition of httpd::mod's interface is static.
it's a static map (Hash). If we pass any additional parameters
it'll blow up, and rightfully so.
What I wanted with this:
>
> define httpd::mod (
> $ensure = 'enabled',
> $instance = 'default',
> $module = $title,
> $package = undef,
> $* # all others
> ) {
(or whatever the syntax) was a dynamic interface. A way to
programmatically define that map.
(came up in a discussion with daff/antaflos today, so I thought
I'd like to clarify my now seemingly more clear thoughts on that ;)
~bye, o/~
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