Steve Davies wrote:
Hi,
This is probably just me mis-reading the documentation, but I have
been led to believe that the '.' in extensions.conf means zero or more
digits, such that
exten => _X.,1,NoOp()
Would trigger for either a single digit, or for a longer number (as
long as it starts with a digit)
In practice (I am using 1.0.7 and 1.0.9) the '.' seems to match *one*
or more digits, so in the above example, a single digit is not matched
as expected.
Is this correct? A bug? Fixed in 1.2 ;-) ?
Thanks for any feedback on this.
Regards,
Steve
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Hi Steve,
The period is match 1 or more characters(can be a number or letter).
So in your example, you are saying first match a number 0-9, then match
any one or more characters.
Dan
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