Perhaps you could use an online tool to test your regexes? If I understand correctly, the regexes in FS are all Perl-style regexes and there are a number of online or downloadable tools that will allow you to see the effect of your developing regex on a sample set of data. If this is the case, could anyone recommend a tool? Tom On 2 June 2010 22:17, RR <ranjtech@gmail.com> wrote:
On Wed, Jun 2, 2010 at 2:17 PM, Michael Collins <msc@freeswitch.org>wrote:
On Tue, Jun 1, 2010 at 7:57 PM, Ron McLeod <ron.freeswitch@mcleodnet.com>wrote:
Is [32|48|54|55|65] correct? Shouldn’t it be (32|48|54|55|65) instead?
^\+?1?(0[0-1]+)?((32|48|54|55|65)\d+)\;?(phone-context=)?\+?(\d+)?$
Also, you really don't need the dash in [0-1], just do [01] which means "match a 0 or a 1" -MC
Ok cool. Thanks for that. BTW, I've noticed that the regex CLI command doesn't always behave the same way as the core FS engine. A lot of tests that display a different result when testing using the regex command yield different behaviour when one makes a call and how FS behaves/treats the call. Maybe it's a bug in the old version. We're using a very old version of FS
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