I write my AGI's in C and use the standard command line parser
"getopt_long()" to parse the options passed to the AGI. It looks a little
"wordy" but there is little doubt as to what is going on:
exten = s,n,agi(play-path,--debug,--path=${PROMO-PATH})
"getopt_long" does all of the heavy lifting and handles the options in any
order and allows abbreviations. Depending on how you handle the AGI
environment, you can even do some debugging from your shell command line.
5 years from now, which one is more "obvious?"
agi,/ruby/ring.rb|192.168.0.10|5010|10|y
or
agi(/ruby/ring.rb,--host=192.168.0.10,--port=5010,--timeout=10,--continue-on-fail=yes)
On Tue, 28 Nov 2006, Olivier Saulnier wrote:
YES!!!!!!!!!!
It works ;-))
Best regards,
Olivier S.
Anton Frolov a écrit :
you should use a separator between the arguments as well. try
exten => 0470022762,2,agi,/ruby/ring.rb|192.168.0.10|5010
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