On 9/27/2013 2:06 PM, Risto Vaarandi wrote:
>
>
> As I understand, you'd like to have a separate action which could take varmap
> names as
> parameters, and would pass references to given varmaps into a Perl function?
> kind regards,
Right -- would want to be able to access the hash in an lcall, for example.
Then I could
(in this case) do something like (for example, though I can't envision the
right syntax at
the moment):
lcall %o $*(WINDOWS} ( sub { my $varmap = shift; for my $key (%$varmap) {
($ENV{"SEC_WINDOWS_$key"} = $varmap->{$key} } } )
In this case, we could then have Template Toolkit sections that look like:
[% IF sec.windows.eventid == 2001 AND sec.windows.eventsource == 'Whatever' %]
foo bar baz bot
[% END %]
This would be really powerful stuff in this case.
So this would be a great add, unless you have some other ideas on how to
enumerate the
hash with existing facilities.
Thanks,
Mark
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