there is an example in group module - get_user_group() function.
However, you can do a new pseudo-variable:
$rr_count or so, where get function counts the number of routes.
The you do not need to use a function to set a variable, you can do: $var(x) = $rr_count;
Cheers, Daniel
On 10.11.2009 4:47 Uhr, Juha Heinanen wrote:
it was easy to write the code that counts the number of record routes in a message. first i though that i can return the count as result of the script function, but that didn't work out because if script function returns 0, it will terminate execution of the script.
so i though to give the function a pvar argument to which the count is stored, e.g.,
rr_count("$var(count)");
so far i have not been able to assign the count to the pvar argument and have already spent three hours on such a simple assignment statement. in pvar.h there is function
int pv_set_spec_value(struct sip_msg* msg, pv_spec_p sp, int op, pv_value_t *value);
that sounds like it might do the trick, but there is no documentation on op argument and i have not yet found in sr sources any place there that function is really used. also i have not found in any of sr modules any script function that would assign something to a pvar argument? is there one so that i could take a look or it that an impossible thing to do?
i have tried various versions, such as
pv_val.ri = count; pv_val.flags = PV_VAL_INT; if (_count) {if (pv_set_spec_value(msg, (pv_spec_t *)_count, EQ_T, &pv_val) == 0) {
where _count is pvar fixed up argument of rr_count function, but no luck so far. i just get
Nov 10 05:42:51 localhost /usr/sbin/sip-proxy[27707]: ERROR: pv [pv_svar.c:117]: out of pkg mem! Nov 10 05:42:51 localhost /usr/sbin/sip-proxy[27707]: ERROR: pv [pv_core.c:1620]: error - cannot set svar [tmp]
can anyone help here? if not, i'll have to make rr_count to return the actual count + 1 so that i can return it as result of the rr_count function.
-- juha
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