30 aug 2006 kl. 17.10 skrev John Lange:
On Wed, 2006-08-30 at 09:38 -0400, Jared Smith wrote:
(I know what you're thinking -- I'd like to be able to use regex
matches too -- but that's probably overkill at this stage.)
Its inevitable that Asterisk will need regex matching at some
point. The
current matching system is heavily tilted toward numeric usernames and
extensions but more and more we will begin to see email style address.
Already the existing system has some limitations; for example it
can not
match a variable number of digits. I had a friend who was trying to
implement an ISDN lookup for library books (ISDNs are variable length)
but had problems because of the limitations on the matching.
If I can throw my 2c in; I think the existing system should be
preserved
for backwards compatibility so any new system should have a different
prefix. The natural choice for regext would seem to be "/"
exten => /[1-9][0-9]....
This is a proposal I came up with in May 2005:
http://edvina.net/asterisk/alphanumericextensions.pdf
The big change is that we now have two channels being utf8
and that means that Asterisk will have to become utf8...
/Olle
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