added opt flags to yangpath.py for --sparse, --config-after, and --prefix-module #48
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robshakir
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Nov 29, 2022
| else: | ||
| s += ' %s' % (pathstr) | ||
| if ctx.opts.print_depth: |
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Should this block become a function that just takes an argument of the indentation to be applied (since it looks like lines 204-208 differ from this block only based on the indentation on line 223 and 228?
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Modification of the pyang OC plugin
yangpath.pyto enable alternative output formats, with the following option flags:--sparsecauses the path to be output without extra whitespace--config-aftercauses the [ro] or [rw] config flag to be placed after the path, rather than before it--prefix-modulecauses the module name to be printed at the beginning of each line instead of as a section header