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enumenv

The enumenv command lets you assign a sequence of values to a list of variables.

You assign a starting number

<starting_#>

and can optionally specify a value by

which to increment the enumeration <+

increment

>. Most commonly, you use this

command with the

arrayenv command to create named indices to use with a value

array. That way you can refer to the elements of the array with meaningful names

rather than index numbers. For an example, see the

mi/jointfilesconvert/91351/bget command.

The

enumenv command has the following syntax:

enumenv

<starting_#>

]

<variable_name>

[

<variable_name>

. . .]

<starting_#>

is the starting number of the enumeration.

+<increment>

is the value by which to increment the enumeration.

<variable_name>

is the pseudo-variable array.

The following example creates indices for attributes in a value array. In the result,

1 is the starting number and the values increment by 1. Therefore, the variable

named

proto is 1, the variable named dest is 2, and so on.

enumenv 1 proto dest next hop mask metric as

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