No, I'm pretty sure that example works as intended.. I created it. break="never" is NOT "ignore this condition" but rather "keep processing the extension even if this doesn't match". So in the example you linked to, if both wday's don't match, it goes to the "catch-all" at the end. And if it does match the wday, it still has to match the rest of the nested conditions to perform the action. -Avi On Sun, Mar 20, 2011 at 2:45 PM, [Redhosting] Egbert Groot < egbert@redhosting.nl> wrote:
On Sun, Mar 20, 2011 at 2:10 PM, [Redhosting] Egbert Groot<egbert@redhosting.nl> <egbert@redhosting.nl> wrote:
Indeed, with adding an action, it is/can be usefull. I was reading in wiki: http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Dialplan_XML#Nesting_Conditions_-OR_.7C.7C I think the example is not the most clear explanation of the workings of 'break'. It does use 'break-never' without any action. Even more, am I correct stating the provided example doesn't do what one might want to accomplish? It seems to me the week days are of no use at all? I'd like to improve the wiki, problem is I'm not sure I understand the working enhough.
regards, Egbert.
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