On Wednesday 1 March 2006 11:05, Wolfgang Hottgenroth wrote:
>
> > exten => _.,1,Macro(telcobri_out|${EXTEN})
> > exten => _o-.,1,Macro(telcobri_out|${EXTEN}:2)
>
> Does have the :2 to appear in the curly braces or is this something else
> than skipping the first two characters from ${EXTEN}?
No, sorry, it's a typo, it should read as:
exten => _.,1,Macro(telcobri_out|${EXTEN})
exten => _o-.,1,Macro(telcobri_out|${EXTEN:2})
> Could I do this routing AND passthru by modifying line 4 and 5to
>
> exten => _o-0[2-9].,1,Dial(VISDN/visdn0/${EXTEN:2})
> exten => _o-Z.,1,Dial(VISDN/visdn0/${EXTEN:2})
Yup, it should work.
> What about line 17 (VISDNOverlapDial)? To be dropped completely?
It still needs to be put in [intern-isdn]. VISDNOverlapDial() looks for that
extension to know if it can start the PBX immediately and pass each digit or
waiting for the number to be complete.
Let me sum the procedure:
You pick you the phone, it starts an empty overlap dialing, vISDN looks for
extension 's' in [intern-isdn] and starts VISDNOverlapDial() [1]
VISDNOverlapDial receives the digits you dial (suppose 1234) and looks if it
finds a match with o-1234, if it can, it starts the PBX on that extension,
otherwise it looks if the number can match and can match more.
Uhm... better yet, I've uploaded a flow diagram at
http://www.visdn.org/visdn_overlap_dialing_flow.png
It's quite complicated but explains in detail what's going on :)
[1] Note that VISDNOverlapDial() is not strictly mandatory, you can do all
sorts of funny stuff at extension 's', like playing some file, dialing, etc..
Ciao,
--
Daniele Orlandi
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