Re: "include" global option?

2011-07-31 Thread Alexander V. Chernikov
Ondrej Filip wrote: > On 25.7.2011 18:07, Aris Lambrianidis wrote: >> Interesting insight, Martin, good points, Alexander, I missed that post, >> that was the train of thought I was following as well. >> >> Are there any thoughts of integrating this to the main source tree or >> implementing some

Re: "include" global option?

2011-07-25 Thread Ondrej Filip
On 25.7.2011 18:07, Aris Lambrianidis wrote: > Interesting insight, Martin, good points, Alexander, I missed that post, that > was the train of thought I was following as well. > > Are there any thoughts of integrating this to the main source tree or > implementing something similar? Not having

Re: "include" global option?

2011-07-25 Thread Aris Lambrianidis
Interesting insight, Martin, good points, Alexander, I missed that post, that was the train of thought I was following as well. Are there any thoughts of integrating this to the main source tree or implementing something similar? Not having to deal with compiled packages is much tougher to main

Re: "include" global option?

2011-07-25 Thread Alexander V. Chernikov
On 25.07.2011 19:28, Martin Mares wrote: Hello, world!\n I was wondering whether an "include" general option could be implemented as to segment large BIRD configuration files to smaller parts, a lá BIND. This should be trivial to implement I suppose, and could really help with scripting and cla

Re: "include" global option?

2011-07-25 Thread Martin Mares
Hello, world!\n > I was wondering whether an "include" general option could be implemented as > to segment large BIRD configuration files to smaller parts, a lá BIND. This > should be trivial to implement I suppose, and could really help with > scripting and clarity. At the dawn of time, when we

"include" global option?

2011-07-25 Thread Aris Lambrianidis
Greetings Ondrej and all, I was wondering whether an "include" general option could be implemented as to segment large BIRD configuration files to smaller parts, a lá BIND. This should be trivial to implement I suppose, and could really help with scripting and clarity. Thank you for your time,