Puppet users - Feb 2013 - Referencing a variable in template, loaded from Ruby DSL each loop

hostclass :class do
  items = scope.lookupvar(''items_list'')
  items.each do |item|
    file("/etc/init.d/#{item}",
         :content => template([''class/item_init.erb'']))
  end
end

Having this class written in Ruby DSL, how do I properly reference the
itemvariable in the template? I tried <%=
item %>, <%= @item %>,<%=
scope.lookupvar(''item'')%> but none of them work.

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I''ve found out that it works if inside the loop I define $item_name =
itemand then reference it as
$item_name in the template.


On Tuesday, February 5, 2013 10:04:14 PM UTC+2, Andriy Yurchuk
wrote:
>
> hostclass :class do
>   items = scope.lookupvar(''items_list'')
>   items.each do |item|
>     file("/etc/init.d/#{item}",
>          :content =>
template([''class/item_init.erb'']))
>   end
> end
>
> Having this class written in Ruby DSL, how do I properly reference the 
> item variable in the template? I tried <%= item %>, <%= @item
%>,<%=
> scope.lookupvar(''item'')%> but none of them work.
>
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