Parser does not return the variable names

[manivannanpk]

Python TextFSM parser returns the names of the variables as the first row. It is useful to match the data and the corresponding variables in the presence of optional variables.

It is crucial to have the same behavior in go-textfsm as well.

[Ali-aqrabawi]

if i understand your concern correctly,
you can get the variable names from the abstractStatmentT like this:

for {

	row, ok := <-record
	if !ok {
		break
	}
	for i,val := range row {
		fmt.Println(abstractStatementT.Vals[i].Variable,":",val)
	}
}

results will be smomething like this:

neighbor : 192.168.74.22
ASN : 
NGROUP : INERNALCPE
DESC : INTERNAL:CPE:ROUTEREFLECTOR
RPIN : 
RPOUT : 
neighbor : 192.168.74.23
ASN : 
NGROUP : INERNALCPE
DESC : INTERNAL:CPE:ROUTEREFLECTOR
RPIN : 
RPOUT : 
neighbor : 192.168.74.24
ASN : 
NGROUP : INERNALCPE
DESC : INTERNAL:CPE:ROUTEREFLECTOR
RPIN : 
RPOUT :