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Include Wildcard in script 'import' directive

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    I have groups of scripts, such as MIKROTIK::Update and MIKROTIK::Backup
    Each script needs to be an individual script so that it can be executed from it's main(), needed for object tools.
    Each script calls a global script which runs the requested scripted recursively on all matching nodes.  I do the same for WINDOWS::, LINUX::, etc.

    For this to work, the global script has an import directive for each script, but there are a lot of them.

    It would be really convenient if I instead of:
       import MIKROTIK::Update
       import MIKROTIK::Backup

    I could rather have
      import MIKROTIK::*

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      Another option is to call functions by explicitly specifying script name. For example, if you have script

      MIKROTIK::Update and function doUpdate within it, instead of doing

      import MIKROTIK::Update;
      
      doUpdate();
      

      you can do

      MIKROTIK::Update::doUpdate();
      

      But wildcard import could be useful anyway, I agree on that.

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        Victor Kirhenshtein
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        Wildcard import implemented in current development branch and will be included in release 5.0 (and 4.5 if it will be publicly released).

        Best regards,
        Victor

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