[YANG] usage of container statement inside choice?
Jason Nixon <jnixon@brocade.com> Wed, 13 October 2010 00:34 UTC
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All,
Every example of a choice statement I have seen so far uses a leaf to define the information for a particular case.
Yet I am wondering if the below example would be allowed?
I am assuming that groupings of dogtreat, and feed_cow are defined elsewhere, and may have multiple leaf objects defined inside.
Thanks for your thoughts on this,
Jason Nixon
choice moof
{
description "is it a cow or a dog";
case dog
{
container dog
{
description "awww puppies are cute";
uses dogtreat;
}
}
case cow
{
container cow
{
description "got some hay?";
uses feed_cow;
}
}
}//end choice
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