Re: Parsing by indentation

What about Cisco::Reconfig? Sure, i‘m aware that i guessed once more. Regards, Karl

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Re^2: Parsing by indentation by llarochelle (Beadle) on Oct 29, 2018 at 15:00 UTC
Hi Karl, I've played a little with Cisco::Reconfig and I'm still not sure why I didn't enjoyed it as much as it was promising ... In fact this is exactly when I decided I should start working on a general parser to get context by indentation (node - child relation). And I needed something that would work with all the vendors too, so I thought it might be easier to write rules based on the vendor, only when necessary. Accessing the data structure was unfriendly and I would have had to build a config file around it to address my needs ... Well, thanks for the suggestion anyways, it's always good to evaluate many options. Luc	[reply]

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Re^2: Parsing by indentation
by llarochelle (Beadle) on Oct 29, 2018 at 15:00 UTC

Hi Karl, I've played a little with Cisco::Reconfig and I'm still not sure why I didn't enjoyed it as much as it was promising ... In fact this is exactly when I decided I should start working on a general parser to get context by indentation (node - child relation). And I needed something that would work with all the vendors too, so I thought it might be easier to write rules based on the vendor, only when necessary. Accessing the data structure was unfriendly and I would have had to build a config file around it to address my needs ... Well, thanks for the suggestion anyways, it's always good to evaluate many options. Luc

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