On Apr 13, 2008, at 2:54 PM, Michael Keuter wrote:
>> On Apr 13, 2008, at 6:06 AM, Michael Keuter wrote:
>>>> Example regex allowing 3 to 18 numbers
>> ^[0-9]{3,18}$
>
> Great, indeed very flexible, works too - when you know where to
> look to :-).
> I'm learning a lot. I changed it to
>
> ^[0-9\*#]{3,18}$
>
> to allow local CID names of my ISDN PBX. But I found out that the
> result would be always:
>
> ^[0-9\\*#]{3,18}$
>
> => the backslash was automatically escaped with another backslash.
> I changed it in the prefs.txt and then I was OK.
>
> Michael
Michael,
Simple answer, the * character does not have any special meaning
inside the [] context, so don't add the backslash and you should be
good. ie.
^[0-9*#]{3,18}$
should work.
But, do you really want to use * and # characters as part of your
astdb key?
Would the * and # characters be a natural part of a CID-NUM ?
I think I would try to keep my astdb key all numeric [0-9], of course
this is a function of your extensions.conf.
Lonnie
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