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cmd:isset [2011/04/08 18:47]
mcb30
cmd:isset [2011/04/08 18:49]
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 ===== Command status ===== ===== Command status =====
  
-^ Success ​  | The configuration setting ​exists ​         | +^ Success ​  | The value exists ​         | 
-^ Failure ​  | The configuration setting ​does not exist  |+^ Failure ​  | The value does not exist  |
  
 ===== See also ===== ===== See also =====
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 ===== Notes ===== ===== Notes =====
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-The ''​isset''​ command relies upon the [[:​settings]] expansion performed by all iPXE commands. ​ The implementation of the ''​isset''​ command simply tests to see if it has a non-empty argument. 
  
 You should always consider what will happen if the setting does not exist. ​ For example: You should always consider what will happen if the setting does not exist. ​ For example:
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