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The Macro Editor
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The contents of the XML file must follow the format defined in Table 18 . Figure 104 shows an example
of a macro file.
Figure 104: A Sample Macro File
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<Macros>
<Macro name="macro1" description="This macro does 3 show commands">
<contents>
show sw
show $var1
show log
</contents>
<variable varname="var1" description="Please enter a show command type"/>
<role roleid="1"/>
<context type="devicegroup"/>
</Macro>
<Macro name="macro2" description="This macro does a Show Log">
<contents>
show log
</contents>
<role roleid="2"/>
<context type="device"/>
</Macro>
<Macro name="macro3" description="This macro does a user-specified show command">
<contents>
show $var3
</contents>
<variable varname="var3" description="3: Please enter a show command type"/>
<role roleid="3"/>
<context type="port"/>
</Macro>
</Macros>
The following table defines the elements you can use in the SML file to define a Telnet Macro:
Table 18: Macro Element Definitions
<Macros> </Macros> Statement that defines the Macro file
<Macro ... > </Macro> Statement that defines a macro
name= Name of the Macro
description= Description associated with the macro (appears in the Description field in
the Macro Editor)
<contents> </contents> The contents of the macro (appears as the source in the Macro Editor or
Macro Player)
<variable ... /> The definition of a user-defined variable. This is optional, and can be
repeated multiple times.
varname= The name of the user-defined variable. Do not include the leading $ with
the name.
description= The description of the variable, which also appears as the prompt for the
variable value when the macro is run
<role ... /> Specification of an execution role. This is optional, and can be repeated
multiple times. See
“The Execution Role” on page 212 for information on
execution roles.