On Fri, Oct 12, 2012 at 03:49:48AM +0530, Mohit Chawla wrote:
> Hi, it works with code like in your paste. But check this out :
> http://pastie.org/5037832, the original situation I found myself in,
> and you can see the "floating off" behaviour again.
>
Because you are saying that Class[abc] should be done *before*
Class[wrapper] and Class[three,two,one] should also be done *before*
Class[wrapper]. That does not imply any relationship between Class[abc]
and Class[three,two,one].
The example that was mentioned earlier does only work when you specify
that Class[abc] depends on Class[wrapper] because then you define that
Class[one,two,three] should run *before* Class[wrapper] and Class[abc]
should run *after* Class[wrapper]. That does indeed imply a relationship
between Class[one,two,three] and Class[abc].
So to let your example work
class 'wrapper' {
include one,two,three
Class['wrapper']->Class['one']
Class['wrapper']->Class['two']
Class['wrapper']->Class['three']
}
class 'abc' {
}
class 'xyz' {
include abc
include wrapper
Class['abc']->Class['wrapper']
}
-Stefan
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