At 10:33 PM 6/5/2006, you wrote:
> exten => s,n,set(EXCHANGES=310323805714) > exten => s,n(begin),set(TEST=${EXCHANGES:0:3) > exten => s,n,set(EXCHANGES=${EXCHANGES:3) > exten => s,n,gotoif($["${TEST}" = ""]?passed) > exten => s,n,gotoif($[${TEST} = ${EXTEN?3}:gotone] > exten => s,n,gotoif($[${TEST} = ${EXTEN?1:3}:gotone] > exten => s,n,goto(begin)Why would you re-implement the dialplan logic in dialplan? exten => 310323805714,1,NoOp exten => 310324445714,1,NoOp exten => 310323804444,1,NoOp exten => 310323444714,1,NoOp exten => _X.,2,; the rest of the dialplan The block of NoOps for each "good" extension (or pattern of extensions) is what you maintain in a separate file and #include or in a database.
Because he was looking for a way to test a dial prefix against a list, or that's what I though he wanted. This would let him test an area code against the list in EXCHANGES and do something based on that result.
Ira
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