Hi all.
I have tried several thing to acomplish combing two casses
into one -
wihtout any luck so far.
Dos anyone have succeded in this, using only the already
defined classes
?
I mean without making any class match validation again.
class "one" {
match substring (hardware, 1, 3);
}
subclass "one" 00:11:22; #
}
class "two" {
match if substring ( (option agent.circuit-id) ,
0,4)= "1234"
);
}
So far a have tried with combinations like these, but none
of them work:
### Combined ###
class "combined" {
match if ( (class = "one") AND (class =
"two") );
}
### Combined ###
class "combined" { match if ( ("one")
AND ("two") );
}
### Combined ###
class "combined" {
match if ( (members of "one") AND
(members of "two") );
}
### Combined ###
class "combined" {
members of ( ("one") AND
("two") );
}
### Combined ###
class "combined" {
( (members of "one") and (members of
"two") );
}
Reason I want to do it this way instead of adding the
complete
validation syntax to the "combined" class, is
because a have thousands
of classes already defined based on more complex equations
than the
above example, and I don't want to do them all over again
just because I
want to do a combination match.
Regards
/Lars
[Lars Jacobsen]
[Lars Jacobsen]
[Lars Jacobsen]
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