My dialplan grew over the last months and I want to restructure it. What
hints do you have for me?
There are some points I want to do, but none of my tests worked.
I use realtime, and have there a field called key, which can have
several flags.
E.g. a flag if the user is allowed to use a conference room, can call
long distance, can call overseas, can call local pstn, different
tariffs, ....
I tried something like:
[test-key]
exten => _.,1,NoOp(variable key is ${key})
exten => _.,2,Set(flag_int =${CUT(key,,1)})
exten => _.,3,Set(tarif=${CUT(key,,2)})
exten => _.,4,NoOP(flag_int is ${flag_int} and tarif is ${tarif})
and wanted to use this variables in the next context, by using include
statments, but it did not work.
[caller]
include => test-key
include => A
include => B
...
The idea was to set at each entrance point first all flags and
variables. Than I can use a common dialplan.
If a flag is set, than I could include another context. Unfortunately
there is no IF()include. I might be able to set a jump in each context
to the end if the flag is not set.
Any idea how I can do that?
Any ideas of structuring the dialplan more efficiently?
bye
Ronald
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