What you'll probably want is the tagged() function, not defined().
Someone correct me if I am wrong, but defined() is useful for checking
if types or classes exist ("are known about") but does not check
whether a class is DECLARED - there's a difference. Note the
documentation sentence "This is useful for checking whether a class is
defined and only including it if it is".
So if you have a master imports a manifest with a class called "foo"
then:
if defined(foo) == true (always)
if tagged(foo) == true (only if your node has 'include foo')
What Felix says about the defined() function I beleive only applies to
checking for specific resources, which depends on the specific parse
order (and all you have to do is run 'puppetd --noop --test --
evaltrace' to see the parse order changes ALL the time).
On Oct 15, 8:40 am, walexey <wale...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello everybody!
> How can i determinate from one class if another class applied to the
> this node?
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