iirc, the comma does not work as delimiter between parameters, because it is the delimiter between the header bodies (when many bodies are serialized within same header name).

That can be added, probably it would be just a generic {s.count,char} => return the number of appearances of char in the value. Then for a param-like list with such delimiter it has to add 1. However, for this specific case, to have a proper context parsing, in order to be sure the params are well formatted, it should not be just a bare string walk through.

On 19.08.19 14:41, Juha Heinanen wrote: OK. That should be easy, I can add it later today or latest tomorrow, if nobody else does it meanwhile. Cheers, Daniel

I just pushed the commit adding the {s.count,c} parameter:   * https://github.com/kamailio/kamailio/commit/18eb1c973c5d863a562864c2b77b4e1… Can you try it and see if works fine? I didn't have any time for testing yet ... Cheers, Daniel On 19.08.19 14:44, Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote: > On 19.08.19 14:41, Juha Heinanen wrote: >> Daniel-Constantin Mierla writes: >> >>>> One alternative could be to implement >>>> >>>> {s.count, delimiter} >>>> >>>> which would tell how many items a list separated by delimiter has. >>> That can be added, probably it would be just a generic {s.count,char} => >>> return the number of appearances of char in the value. >>> >>> Then for a param-like list with such delimiter it has to add 1. However, >>> for this specific case, to have a proper context parsing, in order to be >>> sure the params are well formatted, it should not be just a bare string >>> walk through. >> In my current use case, the list is not a parameter list, but any list. >> So s.count would suffice. > OK. That should be easy, I can add it later today or latest tomorrow, if > nobody else does it meanwhile. > > Cheers, > Daniel >