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extension Statement

see example from Lines 5-9 on stores model with extension

• Syntax

extension <keyword/identifier>{
     <extension substatements...>
}

• Usage

see example from Line 15 on extended-stores model

<module prefix>:<extension keyword> "argument";

• to be used to define new statements
• available to be imported and used by other modules just like a normal YANG statement
  • • by use of 'import statement' to import the module where the extension is defined
• statements that do not have any substatements can have extensions defined if wanted
• its only one argument is the identifier and keyword for the extension
• Optional substatements:
  • • argument Statement
    • description Statement
    • reference Statement
    • defined extension Statements

yin-element Statement

• takes a string argument which is true or false
• yin-element is 'false' by default
• if the argument is 'true' it indicates that the argument is mapped to an XML element in YIN or to an XML attribute

Notes

1. Line 22 on YIN-extended-stores model
   1. result of using the argument without specifying the yin-element value
      1. yin-element is 'false'
      2. the argument 'value' is only an XML attribute
2. if argument statement (Line 6 on stores model) contains yin-element substatement YIN-extend-stores model would result to the following:

   1. extension statement will produce a child node

      Code Block
      theme Midnight title YIN-extended-stores model where yin-element is 'true'
      ... <container name="bookstore"> <book-store:sync-flag> <book-store:value>on</book-store:value> </book-store:sync-flag> ... </container> ...