On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 9:39 AM, Anthony Minessale < anthony.miness...@gmail.com> wrote:
> It not only makes sense it's well documented on the wiki page. > The set line is not happening right when it's encountered, the set line is > copied into the channel and executed later after the whole dialplan is > parsed. The dialplan is a pre-processor not a runtime engine. > > Here is a new feature in pre-1.0.5 (svn trunk) > > Some applications like set can now be executed within the dialplan but you > should use it sparingly. > <action application="set" data="testing=true" inline="true"/> > I'm getting ready to document this feature. For the sake of edification, why is it best to use this sparingly, other than wide-spread use making dialplans all cluttered? -MC > > The inline=true makes it execute inside the dialplan and it's never copied > into your resulting extension because it's executed immediately. > >
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