Hey, Donat!

You're welcome :D
But you should actually thank liviuc, as he wrote the correct snippet - I used the wrong operator ~= instead of the correct one =~ :)

Cheers!
Răzvan

On 2/19/20 4:37 PM, Donat Zenichev wrote:
Hi Răzvan!
Thank you that you spent your time on this.

Your way worked out and the check now works as intended.
I can't thank you enough, really appreciate this.

Have a nice day!

On Wed, Feb 19, 2020 at 4:24 PM Răzvan Crainea <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

    Hi, Donat!

    Your code is checking the variable with the "^$var(each)"
    string/literal, the variable is not expanded within the quotes (like it
    is done in php).
    In order to fix this, you should do something like:
    $var(regex) = "^" + $var(each);
    if ($rU ~= $var(regex))

    Best regards,
    Răzvan

    On 2/19/20 3:40 PM, Donat Zenichev wrote:
     > Hi OpenSIPS community!
     > I've come across one small obstacle, when trying to use pseudo
    variables
     > or attribute value pairs in regular expression.
     >
     > I believe my mistake should be quite simple.
     >
     > Regular expression is used in a condition:
     > if ( $rU =~ "^$var(each)" )
     >
     > $var(each) - is a string variable, not integer. It contains certain
     > prefix, like "44".
     >
     > For some reason OpenSIPS script is not able to get through this
    check
     > properly.
     > But, in case I hardcode something like this:
     > if ( $rU =~ "^44" )
     > then it passes a check as needed.
     >
     > To my shame, I spent several hours trying to solve this in different
     > ways, but without any success.
     >
     > I think that the problem consists of extra quotes appearing when
     > $var(each) comes into play.
     > So I have first quoting defined in a condition, they wrap regular
    exp:
     > ^$var(each)
     > And when $var(each) is defined in a condition, it gets quotes
    too, since
     > it's a string.
     >
     > Of course I can use some other way to run this check, for example
    with
     > help of regex module.
     > But my curiosity doesn't give me any chance to set this case aside.
     >
     > Any advice is appreciated!
     >
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     >
     > Best regards,
     > Donat Zenichev
     >
     >
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