Paul,

There is no function to have a fixed false return value. You can try some ticks (ugly, but may work) like calling function in such a way to return false for sure. Suggestion: reserve a flag which is permanently kept unset, and if you want to return false from a route, just call at the end isflagset()....as I said...is ugly...

Best regards, Marian

Java Rockx wrote:

Thanks for the info.

I have one more question.

If "break" always returns true, is there a way to always return false?

Regards, Paul

--- Marian Dumitru marian.dumitru@voice-sistem.ro wrote:

...

Hi Paul,

yes, this syntax is valid. A route() call returns as all the other SER cfg function true or false. The return value of a route is equal to a return value of the last function call from the route. NOTE: break returns all the time true :-)

Best regards, Marian

Java Rockx wrote:

...

Hi All.

Is this allowed in ser.cfg and if so, what causes route(1) to evaluate true or false?

route {

if (route(1)) {

.. do something

} else {

.. do something else

}; }

route[1] {

if (some_condition) {

 setflag(xx);

} else {

 break;

}; }

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