Shintaro Kojima

Thanks. Let me keep it open for a while, just for a reminder.

Sorry for my late reply. It's almost done implementing arrow style lines, I still need to do: * Make the code pluggable * Adjust arrowhead position * LAG support -...

Hi @evgarik @ainamori, This took a long time but I finished rearranging my code as a plugin.  See https://github.com/codeout/inet-henge/tree/master/plugins/arrows_link for details.

That's just a fail-safe. Some `xsd:string` in JUNOS which rejects quoted strings with white spaces like: ``` koji@vsrx# set routing-instances "a a" instance-type vrf error: instance_name: 'a a': Must be...

Just published v0.3.13 including #17 through #21. Also it will fix this issue under `policy-options prefix-list xxx apply-path` but I didn't translate all `xsd:string` into `quote | arg`. There are...

Sorry for my late response. I'm worried that the false-negative looks difficult to detect correctly as far as Juniper publishes today's xsd. `set interfaces em0 unit 0 family` for example,...

Sorry for my late response. I'm looking into this.

Thank you @Jypear, I've published v0.5.6 with the fix. Hoping it works for you. ``` $ junoser -v 0.5.6 $ cat config interfaces xe-0/0/0 { unit 0 { family ethernet-switching...

Hi, Thank you for your report. It looks like a quote-handling issue. That XSD generates ruby code below ```ruby a(str("tcp-flags"), arg), ``` which doesn't match expressions with a white space....

I'm just thinking that we might interpret `unquoted` in the opposite way, like "may be quoted".