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doc/ subfolder, the README file is autogenerated)proposal for xavp_copy()
param1: source xavp name
param2: source xavp index
param3: destination xavp name
The command will copy only one specific xavp from the stack.
If the destination xavp stack exist it will append else it will create a new one, it seems to be more or less compatible to what we do with XAVP in general.
We can not reorder xavp stack like in the following example :
route[TEST] {
$xavp(a=>x) = "a-0-x";
$xavp(a[0]=>y) = "a-0-y";
$xavp(a=>x) = "a-1-x";
$xavp(a[0]=>y) = "a-1-y";
xinfo("$$xavp(a[0]) = [$xavp(a[0]=>x)][$xavp(a[0]=>y)]\n");
xinfo("$$xavp(a[1]) = [$xavp(a[1]=>x)][$xavp(a[1]=>y)]\n");
$var(src_idx) = 1;
$var(v) = "b";
xavp_copy("a", "$var(src_idx)", "$var(v)");
$var(src_idx) = 0;
xavp_copy("a", "$var(src_idx)", "$var(v)");
xinfo("$$xavp(b[0]) = [$xavp(b[0]=>x)][$xavp(b[0]=>y)]\n");
xinfo("$$xavp(b[1]) = [$xavp(b[1]=>x)][$xavp(b[1]=>y)]\n");
}
2(137) INFO: <script>: $xavp(a[0]) = [a-1-x][a-1-y]
2(137) INFO: <script>: $xavp(a[1]) = [a-0-x][a-0-y]
2(137) INFO: pv [pv.c:827]: w_xavp_copy(): xavp_copy(new): $xavp(a[1]) >> $xavp(b)
2(137) INFO: pv [pv.c:833]: w_xavp_copy(): xavp_copy(append): $xavp(a[0]) >> $xavp(b)
2(137) INFO: <script>: $xavp(b[0]) = [a-0-x][a-0-y]
2(137) INFO: <script>: $xavp(b[1]) = [a-1-x][a-1-y]
https://github.com/kamailio/kamailio/pull/2070
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