On Sun, 28 Jun 2015, Ludovic Gasc wrote:
It's interesting because from my point of view, I prefer to use '=>', because, to me, '=' is for config files. The dialplan is a programming language, not a config file.
The only language I'm familiar with (I'm primarily a 'c' guy) that uses '=>' is PHP. In PHP, '=>' is used with associative arrays.
I tend to think of a dialplan as a group of one dimensional linear arrays with the name of the array being the context concatenated with the exten so for me, a simple assignment makes sense.
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