andrei,
i have to ask one more question about function arguments. i have
defined
{"from_any_gw", (cmd_function)from_any_gw_2, 2, 0, 0,
REQUEST_ROUTE | FAILURE_ROUTE | ONREPLY_ROUTE},
and if i try to call that function like this:
if (!from_any_gw(192.98.102.1, 2)) {
i get syntax error, but if i enclose 192.98.102.1 in quotes:
if (!from_any_gw("192.98.102.1", 2)) {
i do not get syntax error.
the question is, why i do not need to quote the second argument (2),
even when it too is delivered to the function as a string and not as
int?
-- juha