Hi,
I want to use multiple unnamed sections and iterate through them. According to the wiki I set up multiple unnamed sections.
config anchorID
option ip '10.12.1.112'
option feather_id '2'
config anchorID
option ip '10.12.1.113'
option feather_id '3'
config anchorID
option ip '10.12.1.114'
option feather_id '4'
config anchorID
option ip '10.12.1.115'
option feather_id '5'
Now I do see them if I show the whole config:
:~# uci show avarange-daemon
avarange-daemon.@anchorID[0]=anchorID
avarange-daemon.@anchorID[0].ip='10.12.1.112'
avarange-daemon.@anchorID[0].feather_id='2'
avarange-daemon.@anchorID[1]=anchorID
avarange-daemon.@anchorID[1].ip='10.12.1.113'
avarange-daemon.@anchorID[1].feather_id='3'
avarange-daemon.@anchorID[2]=anchorID
avarange-daemon.@anchorID[2].ip='10.12.1.114'
avarange-daemon.@anchorID[2].feather_id='4'
avarange-daemon.@anchorID[3]=anchorID
avarange-daemon.@anchorID[3].ip='10.12.1.115'
avarange-daemon.@anchorID[3].feather_id='5'
But for accessing them in my script it would be nice to know the "length" of this kind of array.
I tried things like
:~# uci get avarange-daemon.@anchorID[@]
uci: Invalid argument
:~# uci get avarange-daemon.@anchorID
uci: Invalid argument
:~# uci get avarange-daemon.anchorID
or like this
:~# uci show avarange-daemon.anchorID
uci: Entry not found
:~# uci show avarange-daemon.@anchorID
uci: Invalid argument
In this end, I do know ways with python and the pyuci do work around it, but it feels like that this should be a feature of uci.
Did I miss something in the wiki article ?
Or is there already a way to get all "unamed section with the same type" ?