Thank you!
On 9/1/06, David Sugar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You can also use "add", but the docs do have some leftovers from the
older release.
Here is a foreach example to try:
set %list "a,b,c"
foreach %item %list token=","
echo %item
loop
The behavior of first and last is now tied only to queues and fifo's,
where remove can be overloaded to apply to other data types...
Zhang Le wrote:
> I am using bayonn2-1.5.27/ccscript3-1.0.9 and I take this guide
> http://data.gnutelephony.org/docs/bayonne2/script.html as a reference. I
> have found the follow problems. If there were any misunderstandings,
> please
> let me know. Thanks.
> 1. Command "post" which is claimed can be used to add values to
stack/fifo
> does not exist. Instead, we can now just use "set" to add values to
> stack/fifo.
> 2. It seems that "first" and "last" command don't have
field/offset/token
> keywords any more. Because, the checker function for them is
> ScriptChecks::chkCat(), which doesn't allow any keyword.
> 3. "foreach" command seems not working.
>
> In light of the these problems, could anyone tell me what is the best
way
> for a beginner to master bayonne2 script language?
> I am really confused.
> Thank you!
>
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