[asterisk-users] "IF" command

[Tilghman Lesher]

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On Thursday 19 March 2009 19:20:42 Cary Fitch wrote:
> The only conditional command I know of in Asterisk is "GotoIF".
>
> Is there a simple "IF" that doesn't have to goto anywhere?
>
> I simply want to set a variable when a condition is met, for a specific set
> of numbers, like:
>
> exten _713NXXXXXX,IF $A = $B $C= "Houston Call"
> exten _512NXXXXXX,IF $A = $B $C= "Austin Call"
> exten _210NXXXXXX,IF $A = $B $C= "San Antonio Call"
> exten _999NXXXXXX,IF $A = $B $C= "Bogus Call"
> exten _832NXXXXXX,IF $A = $B $C= "Local Call"
>
> or any other equivalent use.  I don't want to go anywhere, and have about
> 20 of those cases in a row, followed by continued processing.
>
> It is the "IF" construct I am looking for, don't worry about the rest of
> the syntax, or what A or B is.

Set(C=${IF($["${A}"="${B}"]?Houston Call:${C})})

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Tilghman