[asterisk-users] CDR Function - Asterisk-1.2.10
asterisk at teladdict.com
asterisk at teladdict.com
Sun Aug 27 22:37:50 MST 2006
Hi Matt,
Thanks for the information.
Correct syntax for calling the CDR function in the AGI would be a great
help.
I have tried $foo = $AGI->exec(${CDR(xxx)});
and
$foo = $AGI->${CDR(xxx)};
none of the above works.
then i tried this:
$AGI->verbose(CDR(billsec));
$AGI->verbose(CDR(duration));
$AGI->verbose(CDR(end));
The result was = Can't locate object method "CDR" via package
"Asterisk::AGI"
And I tried this:
$AGI->verbose(${CDR(billsec)});
$AGI->verbose(${CDR(duration)});
$AGI->verbose(${CDR(end)});
got this error Undefined subroutine &main::CDR called.
John
Original Message:
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From: Matt Riddell (IT) matt.riddell at sineapps.com
Date: Sun, 27 Aug 2006 18:41:08 +0200
To: asterisk at teladdict.com, asterisk-users at lists.digium.com
Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] CDR Function - Asterisk-1.2.10
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asterisk at teladdict.com wrote:
> AGI
> ===
> $res = $AGI->exec("Hangup");
>
> $foo = ${CDR(billsec)};
> myVerbose($foo); #print on CLI
> $foo = ${CDR(duration)};
> myVerbose($foo);
> $foo = ${CDR(answer)};
> myVerbose($foo);
> $foo = ${CDR(start)};
> myVerbose($foo);
>
>
> when exected with perl
> ========================
> Undefined subroutine &main::CDR
>
>
> Im passing ${EXTEN} ${CALLERIDNUM} variables through extension table. agi
> accepts them fine.
${CDR(xxx)} is a function, not a variable. Are you using a library?
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Cheers,
Matt Riddell
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