asterisk users - Apr 2020 - Dialplan - using multiple AND or OR in set is it possible ?

Hello,

we want to use something like

same = n,ExecIf($["A" = "B"]?Set(C=1) & Set(D=2) &
...)

Problem is that result gives C=1) & Set(D=2) & ...

Is there a possibility to use multiple AND or OR in such a way ?

-- 
Daniel

On Tuesday 21 April 2020 at 12:54:49, Administrator wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> we want to use something like
> 
> same = n,ExecIf($["A" = "B"]?Set(C=1) & Set(D=2)
& ...)
> 
> Problem is that result gives C=1) & Set(D=2) & ...
> 
> Is there a possibility to use multiple AND or OR in such a way ?
No, logical operators are for comparing True and False - they can't be used
to
say "do multiple things".

I'd suggest two ways of doing what you need:

a) invert the test and change the ExecIf() to a GotoIf() which skips past the 
next few lines, each of which has one of your Set() statements on it.

b) leave the logic as it is but change ExecIf() to GosubIf) and put the Set() 
statements into a subroutine context.


Regards,


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Le 21/04/2020 à 15:23, Antony Stone a écrit :
> On Tuesday 21 April 2020 at 12:54:49, Administrator wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> we want to use something like
>>
>> same = n,ExecIf($["A" = "B"]?Set(C=1) &
Set(D=2) & ...)
>>
>> Problem is that result gives C=1) & Set(D=2) & ...
>>
>> Is there a possibility to use multiple AND or OR in such a way ?
> No, logical operators are for comparing True and False - they can't be
used to
> say "do multiple things".
>
> I'd suggest two ways of doing what you need:
>
> a) invert the test and change the ExecIf() to a GotoIf() which skips past
the
> next few lines, each of which has one of your Set() statements on it.
>
> b) leave the logic as it is but change ExecIf() to GosubIf) and put the
Set()
> statements into a subroutine context.
Thanks for your reply. We had applied the second approach.

Regards

-- 
Daniel

Use the ARRAY version of Set.

same = n,ExecIf($["A" = "B"]?Set(ARRAY(C,D)=1,2))

On Tue, Apr 21, 2020 at 3:56 AM Administrator <admin at tootai.net> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> we want to use something like
>
> same = n,ExecIf($["A" = "B"]?Set(C=1) & Set(D=2)
& ...)
>
> Problem is that result gives C=1) & Set(D=2) & ...
>
> Is there a possibility to use multiple AND or OR in such a way ?
>
> --
> Daniel
>
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