I did a few small changes to support "virtual" selection of macro files.
This allows you to do things like "virtual tts", and, depending on the
provisioning, get "tts_theta.mac", "tts_festival.mac", etc, all under
the tts:: name. This could also could have been accomplished with
symlinks, but that was not portable to all platforms.
Besides tts backends, the place I originally had wanted to use this for
is macros for pbx integration. This is especially true for all the
different analog key systems, some of which are very odd. So the macro
libraries can have pbx macros for doing basic operations on each type of
phone system, one can then use the config file to select the one that
actually is being used. One can then use a single "virtual pbx" macro
and use generic pbx::xxx commands, without having to write or hardcode
values and operations specific to each different switch vendor, such as
for dialing, hold, and transfer codes. Other special macros, like
pbx::answer, would presumably generically deal with switches that have
dtmf answer integration, like the vm ports on many common keysystems.
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