Hi,
Maybe I'm going nuts, but I could have sworn reading about a trick or
new feature which allowed to have a definition parameter get a default
value of the definition's own $title (instead of having the hack around
the limitation with selectors and intermediate variables later on).
Basically what I want to have working is this :
-8<-
define foo (
$bar = $namevar
) {
file { '/tmp/foo': content => $title }
file { '/tmp/bar': content => $bar }
}
# Here I want both to contain "foo"
foo { 'foo': }
# Here I want bar to contain "bar"
foo { 'foo': bar => 'bar' }
-8<-
Anything I can use instead of "$bar = $namevar" to get it working?
Matthias
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