One of the nice features of the altperl tools is the potential to use memorable names for sets instead of numbers. However, I have to say "potential" because this feature is not supported throughout all of the tools. The following tools use the "get_set" method, which enables this: /usr/local/sbin/slonik_create_set /usr/local/sbin/slonik_drop_set /usr/local/sbin/slonik_drop_table /usr/local/sbin/slonik_execute_script /usr/local/sbin/slonik_subscribe_set However, the following scripts use a more primitive method of getting the set ID, allowing it only be either a number or the word "set", followed by a number: /usr/local/sbin/slonik_drop_set /usr/local/sbin/slonik_execute_script /usr/local/sbin/slonik_merge_sets /usr/local/sbin/slonik_move_set /usr/local/sbin/slonik_subscribe_set /usr/local/sbin/slonik_unsubscribe_set Until these are also refactored to also use "get_set()", using memorable names as set identifiers is not possible. Thanks! Mark
Created attachment 38 [details] patch to fix the issue Here is a patch to fix the issue. It uses get_set() everywhere a set name/number is wanted.
This patch has been applied to the 2.0 and HEAD branches. It should be included with 2.0.5 Thanks