Hello,
On 29.01.24 17:35, Вадим С via sr-dev wrote:
Hello dear developers!
I'm developing a module that can have several sets of similar
connections. I see that some modules allow specifying a sequence of
settings in one parameter through the symbol ";", as sample:
modparam("htable", "htable",
"customer=>size=8;dbtable=customer;cols='dids,description';coldelim=';'")
or my example:
modparam("module", "module",
"connection=>alice;id=aliceid;password=alicepwd;timeout=60;param=123")
modparam("module", "module",
"connection=>bob;id=bobid;password=bobpwd;timeout=90;param=456")
I don't find it user friendly.
Can I offer users blocks with settings that should start with some
parameter, for example "connection", as in the example:
modparam("module", "connection", "alice") # first block of
settings
modparam("module", "id", "aliceid")
modparam("module", "password", "alicepwd")
modparam("module", "timeout", 60)
modparam("module", "param", 123)
modparam("module", "connection", "bob") # second block of
settings
modparam("module", "id", "bobid")
modparam("module", "password", "bobpwd")
modparam("module", "timeout", 90)
modparam("module", "param", 456)
modparam("module", "connection", "john") # third block of
settings
...
If you think that this is not compatible with the kamailio
configuration ideology, I will give up my idea :)
it is feasible and not that complex, imo.
You have to define each of these parameters to be handled via functions
(like done for htable param of htable module) and when a "connection"
param function handler is executed you create a new structure (in a list
or so) where to store its value in a specific field and follow up
handlers executions for "id", "password", ... store in the same
structure.
Afterwards, you can do further sanity checks in mod init function to see
if some fields are missing (at least for last structure, previous ones
can be also checked when a new is created).
Cheers,
Daniel
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