The heat.engine.function
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class
heat.engine.function.
Function
(stack, fn_name, args)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Abstract base class for template functions.
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dep_attrs
(resource_name)[source]¶ Return the attributes of the specified resource that are referenced.
Return an iterator over any attributes of the specified resource that this function references.
The special value heat.engine.attributes.ALL_ATTRIBUTES may be used to indicate that all attributes of the resource are required.
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result
()[source]¶ Return the result of resolving the function.
Function subclasses must override this method to calculate their results.
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stack
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class
heat.engine.function.
Invalid
(stack, fn_name, args)[source]¶ Bases:
heat.engine.function.Function
A function for checking condition functions and to force failures.
This function is used to force failures for functions that are not supported in condition definition.
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class
heat.engine.function.
Macro
(stack, fn_name, raw_args, parse_func, template)[source]¶ Bases:
heat.engine.function.Function
Abstract base class for template macros.
A macro differs from a function in that it controls how the template is parsed. As such, it operates on the syntax tree itself, not on the parsed output.
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dep_attrs
(resource_name)[source]¶ Return the attributes of the specified resource that are referenced.
Return an iterator over any attributes of the specified resource that this function references.
The special value heat.engine.attributes.ALL_ATTRIBUTES may be used to indicate that all attributes of the resource are required.
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parse_args
(parse_func)[source]¶ Parse the macro using the supplied parsing function.
Macro subclasses should override this method to control parsing of the arguments.
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template
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heat.engine.function.
dep_attrs
(snippet, resource_name)[source]¶ Iterator over dependent attrs of a resource in a template snippet.
The snippet should be already parsed to insert Function objects where appropriate.
Returns: an iterator over the attributes of the specified resource that are referenced in the template snippet.