[Nagios-devel] Feature suggestion: Non-null command args
Posted: Tue May 10, 2005 6:34 am
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One idea for a new feature would be to allow the $ARGx$
arguments to be defined as not-null, and error on preflight if
they are. This is to prevent defining a command that expects 4
arguments, but the service definition only has 3 defined. This
can cause unexpected behavior from the plugin, depending on
which argument was missing and in what order.
I'd think it could be implemented as a attribute to the "define
command", or instead creating a seperate set of macros called
$NARGx$, where N indicates not-null.
-Jason Martin
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One idea for a new feature would be to allow the $ARGx$
arguments to be defined as not-null, and error on preflight if
they are. This is to prevent defining a command that expects 4
arguments, but the service definition only has 3 defined. This
can cause unexpected behavior from the plugin, depending on
which argument was missing and in what order.
I'd think it could be implemented as a attribute to the "define
command", or instead creating a seperate set of macros called
$NARGx$, where N indicates not-null.
-Jason Martin
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