according to wiki page, sip-router has improved while and switch syntax, but how about if condition syntax?
can i write, for example,
if (script_function() == 2) ...
of do i still need to do
script_function(); if ($retcode == 2) ...
by the way, i didn't quite understand the case example (first case expression):
switch($var(x)){ case / "^[abc]" :
what is the meaning of /?
-- juha
On Apr 22, 2009 at 10:54, Juha Heinanen jh@tutpro.com wrote:
according to wiki page, sip-router has improved while and switch syntax, but how about if condition syntax?
can i write, for example,
if (script_function() == 2) ...
No.
of do i still need to do
script_function(); if ($retcode == 2) ...
Yes.
by the way, i didn't quite understand the case example (first case expression):
switch($var(x)){ case / "^[abc]" :
what is the meaning of /?
What's following is a regular expression and not a normal string (without it it's interpreted as string).
Andrei