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 The position of the entry in the code reflects its position in the actual menu. That is, if the first entry in the subtree of config_main is the struct menu_node rstp then it will also be the first entry in the CLI menu. Notice than when one of the entries is selected then the cmd_rstp_run routine is called. The position of the entry in the code reflects its position in the actual menu. That is, if the first entry in the subtree of config_main is the struct menu_node rstp then it will also be the first entry in the CLI menu. Notice than when one of the entries is selected then the cmd_rstp_run routine is called.
  
-== Step 3: implementing the called routine ==+== Step 3: implementing the global RSTP enable routine ==
  
 The //run// field from struct menu_node represents a pointer to a function having the following signature : int (struct cli_context *, int, char **, struct menu_node **). For a detailed description see the struct menu_node definition in **cli/cli.h**. So, first thing to do is define a routine called cmp_rstp_run having this signature in the **cli/command/config_if.h** header. The //run// field from struct menu_node represents a pointer to a function having the following signature : int (struct cli_context *, int, char **, struct menu_node **). For a detailed description see the struct menu_node definition in **cli/cli.h**. So, first thing to do is define a routine called cmp_rstp_run having this signature in the **cli/command/config_if.h** header.
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 Notice that the routine called when the entries are selected is cmd_rstp_if_set. So... Notice that the routine called when the entries are selected is cmd_rstp_if_set. So...
  
-== Step 5 : implementing called routine ==+== Step 5 : implementing the interface enable/disable routine ==
  
-The //run// field from struct menu_node represents a pointer to a function having the following signature : int (struct cli_context *, int, char **, struct menu_node **). For a detailed description see the struct menu_node definition in **cli/cli.h**. So, first thing to do is define a routine called cmp_rstp_if_set having this signature in the **cli/command/config_if.h** header. +The cmd_rstp_if_set routine's job is to send a message to the daemon implementing the protocol that it wants a specific interface to be enabled/disabled. This requires an interprocess communication mechanism between the daemon and the CLI process. It involves the daemon creating a thread specifically for this task. The details are not related to the menu entries so they won't be described here.
- +
-The routine's implementation will reside in **cli/command/config_if.c**: +
-<code c> +
-int cmd_rstp_if_set(struct cli_context *ctx, int argc, char **argv, struct menu_node **nodev) +
-{ +
-    struct rstp_session *rstp; +
-    struct rstp_configuration cfg; +
-    struct swcli_context *uc = SWCLI_CTX(ctx); +
-    int enable = 1; +
-    int err; +
- +
-    shared_get_rstp(&cfg); +
-    if (!cfg.enabled) +
-            return 0; +
- +
-    if (!strcmp(nodev[0]->name, "no")) +
-            enable = 0; +
- +
-    if (!RSTP_SESSION_OPEN(ctx, rstp)) { +
-            EX_STATUS_REASON(ctx, "%s", strerror(errno)); +
-            return CLI_EX_REJECTED; +
-    } +
-    err = rstp_set_interface(rstp, uc->ifindex, enable); +
-    RSTP_SESSION_CLOSE(ctx, rstp); +
- +
-    return err; +
-} +
-</code>+
  
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