On Monday 29 August 2022 at 16:19:17, Mark Murawski wrote:
> On 8/29/22 10:15, Antony Stone wrote:
> >> But! What specific reason do you have for wanting Set() instead of
> >> MSet() for all assignments that can't be otherwise just written as an
> >> in-line Set() instead?
> >
> > I *am* currently writing inline Set() everywhere, but surely the syntax
> > "a=1;" instead of "Set(a=1);" is supposed to be one of the advantages of
> > AEL over standard Asterisk dialplan language?
>
> Hi Antony,
>
> Right... using a=1; one advantage of using AEL, so you don't have to
> type Set() everywhere... but what I'm trying to get at is... and my
> original question is: what specific situation prevents you from using
> a=1; style syntax? Why are you feeling the need to use Set(a=1) instead
> of a=1. What are specific examples where the 'straight-assignment'
> isn't working for you?
I don't have any examples where MSet() ends up doing something I do not want,
but going by the documentation saying "avoid its use if possible", that's what
I prefer to do.
> Note: Make sure to use 'Reply All'.. I typically do a list reply and
> direct reply.
Okay, replying to you as well this time, but please don't do the same back to
me (see sig).
Antony.
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