On Tue, Apr 27, 2010 at 11:04 AM, Jesse Cloutier <jesse@cronomagic.com>wrote:
Hello, I am having trouble with a lua script that i am trying to put together.
The script basically makes a recording using the "session:recordFile()" function, and is terminated by a callback function that returns "break" on dtmf "#"
What I would like to do is have the system say the date and time ( session:say() ) into the recording at the end of the recording. It should be triggered by the call back.
When I try it out it works great, I hear the system say the date / time, except that it is never recorded into the recording.
I have been searching the docs for something that might clear up why its not recording but I can't find anything. I thought maybe doing a uuid_broadcast would fix the problem but there is no builtin function for that in the lua api and I was not able to make it work using the "session:execute" function either.
Any help would be really appreaciated!
This is the relavent code, for testing purposes I am having the date spoken using an alternative digit, you can also see my attempt to do a uuid_broadcast and sched_broadcast commented out:
###################### --call back function function onInputRecord(s, type, obj) -- function to end recording
if (type == "dtmf") then if ( obj['digit'] == '1') then curDate = os.date(); session:say(curDate, "en", "CURRENT_DATE_TIME", "pronounced");
--uuidBroadcast = " say::en CURRENT_DATE_TIME pronounced " .. os.date() .. " both"; --session:execute("uuid_broadcast ".. UUID, uuidBroadcast); --session:execute("sched_broadcast", "data=\"+1 /usr/local/freeswitch/sounds/en/us/callie/ivr/8000/ivr-hello.wav both\"");
uuid_broadcast and sched_broadcast are not dialplan apps that you execute, they are API commands. You need an API object. Try this: http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Lua#For_making_API_calls Try it out and let us know what happens. -MC