Hi All,
I'm trying to figure out why in the below code, the PSTN_NUM variable is
always amended
exten = s,n,NoOp(${PSTN_NUM})
exten = s,n,ExecIf( $[ ${PSTN_NUM:0:1} != 0 ] $[
${LEN(${PSTN_NUM})} = 10 ]|Set|PSTN_NUM=001${PSTN_NUM})
exten = s,n,NoOp(${PSTN_NUM})
-- Executing [EMAIL
Hi All,
I'm trying to figure out why in the below code, the PSTN_NUM variable is
always amended
exten = s,n,NoOp(${PSTN_NUM})
exten = s,n,ExecIf( $[ ${PSTN_NUM:0:1} != 0 ] $[
${LEN(${PSTN_NUM})} = 10 ]|Set|PSTN_NUM=001${PSTN_NUM})
exten = s,n,NoOp(${PSTN_NUM})
-- Executing [EMAIL
Adrian Marsh schrieb:
Hi All,
I'm trying to figure out why in the below code, the PSTN_NUM variable is
always amended
exten = s,n,NoOp(${PSTN_NUM})
exten = s,n,ExecIf( $[ ${PSTN_NUM:0:1} != 0 ] $[
${LEN(${PSTN_NUM})} = 10 ]|Set|PSTN_NUM=001${PSTN_NUM})
exten = s,n,NoOp(${PSTN_NUM})
Hi Steve,
I can see what yours does, but I still get the same end result (even
though theres only a single 0 result now)
:
exten = s,n,ExecIf( $[ $[ ${PSTN_NUM:0:1} != 0 ] $[
${LEN(${PSTN_NUM})} = 10 ] ] |Set|PSTN_NUM=001${PSTN_NUM})
-- Executing [EMAIL PROTECTED]:8]
On Sunday 25 May 2008 07:10:22 Adrian Marsh wrote:
exten = s,n,ExecIf( $[ $[ ${PSTN_NUM:0:1} != 0 ] $[
${LEN(${PSTN_NUM})} = 10 ] ] |Set|PSTN_NUM=001${PSTN_NUM})
-- Executing [EMAIL PROTECTED]:8] NoOp(SIP/427-b7d9a9a0,
0123456789) in new stack
-- Executing [EMAIL PROTECTED]:9]
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Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Logical AND
On Sunday 25 May 2008 07:10:22 Adrian Marsh wrote:
exten = s,n,ExecIf( $[ $[ ${PSTN_NUM:0
On Sunday 25 May 2008 09:38:28 Adrian Marsh wrote:
I did wonder where the extra spaces were coming from, but I thought that
was where the quotes were supposed to come into play... Well that got
it working so thanks guys..
The quotes generally aren't supposed to take care of spaces; they are
