[luci] Use of luci.ip.cidr ?

[Bryan Mayland]

luci.ip.cidr is the index of the IPv4 object table, so the methods are 
already included on your myip object:

print(myip:add(1):string())

Note that add() returns a new IPv4 address unless you pass the "inplace" 
parameter:

myip:add(1, true)
print(myip:string())

On 1/20/2014 2:23 PM, Ken Bantoft wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> I¹m trying to figure out how to use the luci.ip.cidr object.  I¹ve looked
> through the LuCI source, and the only references seem to be within the
> ip.lua library itself.  Other modules seem to take their own approaches
> (olsr and meshwizard )
>
> What I¹m trying to do it simply increment an IP address by 1, which I
> thought should be something likeŠ
>
>
> local ipc = require "luci.ip"
>
>
> local myip = ipc.IPv4(³192.168.0.0/24²)
> myip.cidr:add(1)
>
>
> However that just fails with attempt to index field 'cidr' (a nil value).
> Can someone point me in the syntactically correct direction?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ken
>
>
>
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