Diego Zamboni

I still think interactive parameter entry is not well suited for complex data structures, it's simply too error prone. The best would be to automatically put the user in an...

@shreyu82 the parameter types are different. In Security::SSH is a plain array of key/value pairs, whereas in Users::Local it's a list of arrays, and in Security::security_limits it's a nested array.

As I said before, interactive mode in cf-sketch does not support complex data types. You need to store the parameters in a JSON file and load it by passing it...

Glad you got it working! --Diego On Jan 1, 2014, at 2:12 AM, shreyu82 [email protected] wrote: > Okay thanks zzamboni. i also used it like below from non-interactive > >...

Sorry, the info and configure commands are not reimplemented yet for the new framework. You can activate a sketch using the "activate" command, which has the form: ``` activate Sketch::name...

This would indeed be nice. I'm assigning to Ted because I believe he has more experience with the Readline library than I do. Ted, please assign back to me if...

Why not have the config file be a JSON file like one that cf-sketch already reads? On Jul 2, 2013, at 12:41 PM, Ted Zlatanov [email protected] wrote: > OK, so...

You are correct, I was confused. The previous version of cf-sketch used to read a config file, the code is still there in perl-lib/DesignCenter/Config.pm but is not being used anymore....

This has been the plan for a while, but I haven't had the time to tackle it. --Diego On Jan 15, 2013, at 12:18 PM, Nick Anderson [email protected] wrote: >...

> From interactive mode with cf-sketch I don’t see a way to generate a param.json file. Did I miss it or does it not exist? Doesn't exist, but sounds like...