On Thursday, January 10, 2013 2:53:34 PM UTC-6, Vladimir Rutsky wrote:
>
> Sorry, there is a typo in example:
>
> define python_virtualenv( $directory ) {
> # Setup virtualenv in directory here
> ...
>
> $easy_install = "${directory}/bin/easy_install"
> }
>
> And use it in this way:
>
> python_virtualenv { 'env for Django':
> directory => '/opt/django/env'
> }
>
> python_virtualenv { 'env for Worker':
> directory => '/opt/worker/env'
> }
>
> # Now I want to use easy_install from created virtual environments:
> class { 'django':
> easy_install => ???$Python_virtualenv['env for Django']::easy_install???
> }
>
> class { 'django-cache':
> easy_install => ???$Python_virtualenv['env for Django']::easy_install???
> }
>
> class { 'worker':
> easy_install => ???$Python_virtualenv['env for Worker']::easy_install???
> }
>
> Question remains the same: how to access $easy_install variable defined
> inside type define resource?
>
>
You can't. Defines, or as the are more formally called, defined types, act
more like the built in resource types rather than classes. The variables
and parameters from a define can only be accessed from the define itself,
and from templates invoked within the define.
>
> Vladimir Rutsky
>
>
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