Jared Smith wrote:
> On Mon, 2008-10-20 at 14:10 -0400, sean darcy wrote:
>> exten =>s,n,Set(CALLERID(name)=${IF($[0${CALLERID(num)} =
>> 0${REGEX("21245711*")} ] ? "Office":${CALLERID(name)} )})
>
> [snip]
>
>> What I'd expect is a callerid(num) of 2124571123 to generate an if test
>> of [02124571123 == 021245711*] or TRUE.
>>
>> But I've messed up the regex statement somehow.
>
> In regular expressions, the * means zero or more of the preceding
> character, so the way you have that written means "021245711 and zero or
> more 1s". What you want instead is "021245711.*", which means
> "021245711 followed by at least on other character".
>
> Hopefully that sets you on the right path. Don't forget that Asterisk
> has two regex operators that can be used in expressions as well...
> they're the ':' and '~' operators.
>
>
OK. So I changed the * to .. , like so:
exten =>s,n,Set(CALLERID(name)=${IF($[0${CALLERID(num)} =
0${REGEX("21245711..")} ] ? "Office":${CALLERID(name)} )})
which I would expect to mean 021245711 followed by two other characters.
It still matches a blank callerid(num).
sean
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