In the past, I have created variables that hold multiple extensions such as:
HOUSEPHONES=PJSIP/mom&PJSIP&dad&PJSIP/grandma
so that I can do a Dial(${HOUSEPHONES},...) with it, to ring multiple
phones.
But now some of those phones will be registering multiple times and
thus have multiple contacts, so I want to use ${PJSIP_DIAL_CONTACTS()
to expand all of the contacts of an endpoint.
But of course you can't pass a string such as what's in ${HOUSEPHONES}
to ${PJSIP_DIAL_CONTACTS()}.
I wonder what others are doing about this?
I had considered:
HOUSEPHONES=PJSIP/mom&PJSIP&dad&${PJSIP_DIAL_CONTACTS(grandma)}
but I suspect that that just adds the contacts for grandma at the time
the dialplan is loaded and is not updated as her contacts actually
change. Correct?
I could imagine a bunch of "dialplan" code to break up a & separated
string, strip off the PJSIP/ and then run each item through
${PJSIP_DIAL_CONTACTS()} and concatenate it all back together with &s.
Even in AEL (which is probably what I'd do it in) it seems like this
could be a bit hairy and possibly somebody else must have invented this
while already.
Or is there some other best known practice to handle all of this that I
am not considering?
Cheers,
b.
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