-Users] Important problem with this test : if
($var(i:maxRangeInx)==$null)
Hello,
$var(...) don't hold null values, they start initialed to 0 and they are reset
to 0 (when assigning $null to them) -- this is the design from the beginning
which brings benefits in many situation when one doesn
Hello,
$var(...) don't hold null values, they start initialed to 0 and they are
reset to 0 (when assigning $null to them) -- this is the design from the
beginning which brings benefits in many situation when one doesn't get a
chance to init.
If you want a similar variable that works with null,
Hi,
I'm continue my job to 'migrate' my 3.3.1 kamailio.cfg script on a RHEL 6.2
server to the 5.0.x kamailio version on a RHEL 7.1 server, and I encounter a
major problem with the '== $null' test in the script.
My original script (3.3.1) contains this sequence :
$var(i:rangeInx)=0;
