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This is because we spawn a separate parser to process include-files.
Given this example file main.in:
main.in
include "temp.in" shell { command => "echo ${value}", }
And this include file, temp.in:
temp.in
let value="Hello, world"
We'd expect:
$ marionette -verbose main.in Hello, world $
However we get nothing.
Solution:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Upon reflecton I think we'll move the variables out of the parser object, and create an environment package.
This will allow the CLI to define variables too, and will be cleaner.
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skx
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This is because we spawn a separate parser to process include-files.
Given this example file
main.in
:And this include file,
temp.in
:We'd expect:
However we get nothing.
Solution:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: