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Hello, thank you very much for the very useful set of tools.
I am trying to combine the multiple racks setup with ascending, but I am having 2 problems:
1. It seems that I cannot use the ascending attribute inside of a rack block (which is in turn inside of a racdiag block). The following example will exit with an error:
rackdiag {
rack {
ascending;
// define height of rack
5U;
// define description of rack
description = "Tokyo/1234 East";
// define rack units
1: UPS [2U]; // define height of unit
3: DB Server [5kg] // define weight of unit
4: Web Server [0.5A] // define ampere of unit
}
rack {
4U;
description="Other";
1: UPS [2U];
3: DB Server
4: Web Server
}
}
2. If I try to add the ascending attribute to the toplevel rackdiag (while keeping the 2 inner rack blocks), the error does not happen, but also the order of the items remains unchanged...
Is there any way to create a diagram with multiple racks in the ascending order?
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Hello, thank you very much for the very useful set of tools.
I am trying to combine the multiple racks setup with
ascending
, but I am having 2 problems:1. It seems that I cannot use the
ascending
attribute inside of arack
block (which is in turn inside of aracdiag
block). The following example will exit with an error:`ERROR: 3,14-3,14: got unexpected token: ';', expected: '='`
2. If I try to add the
ascending
attribute to the toplevelrackdiag
(while keeping the 2 innerrack
blocks), the error does not happen, but also the order of the items remains unchanged...Is there any way to create a diagram with multiple racks in the ascending order?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: