GV for international calls only config
kbva:
ianobi and Shale
Thank you for added explanations. I can confirm that xx.S5 works. It is sort of useful if one skips a digit while dialing;the message informing about incomplete number arrives a couple of seconds earlier. Alternatively skipping xx. at the end of the digit map achieves a similar goal and is handled by Obi, not the telco.
This has been quite an instructive thread. Thank you again for your input.
Jon9999:
Can someone please explain the benefit of:
(<**1>011xx.|411|611|811|<703>xxxxxxxS4|[2-9]xxxxxxxxx|18(00|88|77|66|55)xxxxxxx|8(00|88|77|66|55)xxxxxxx|1900xxxxxxx|900xxxxxxx|1xxxxxxxxxx|xx.)
over:
(<**1>011xx.|411|611|811|<703>xxxxxxxS4|[2-9]xxxxxxxxx|8(00|88|77|66|55)xxxxxxx|900xxxxxxx|1xxxxxxxxxx|xx.
That is, why do you need the first part of something like (1800xxxxxxx|1xxxxxxxxxx|xx.)?
Won't the first match everything the second one does, just as efficiently and with no additional delay, because 1xxxxxxxxxx incorporates 1800xxxxxxxxxx, etc.?
Thanks.
ianobi:
Jon9999,
I'm putting my hand up to this one :-[ It was a lazy "cut & paste" from one of my old posts where someone requested a digitmap specifically for a free "1800 / 800" service provider.
You are quite right 1xxxxxxxxxx covers any eleven digit number beginning with "1".
It's good to have a newbie pair of eyes looking at these things. Keep asking questions - some of us oldies need keeping on our toes :)
Shale:
Quote from: Jon9999 on July 22, 2013, 07:45:16 am
Can someone please explain the benefit of:
(<**1>011xx.|411|611|811|<703>xxxxxxxS4|[2-9]xxxxxxxxx|18(00|88|77|66|55)xxxxxxx|8(00|88|77|66|55)xxxxxxx|1900xxxxxxx|900xxxxxxx|1xxxxxxxxxx|xx.)
over:
(<**1>011xx.|411|611|811|<703>xxxxxxxS4|[2-9]xxxxxxxxx|8(00|88|77|66|55)xxxxxxx|900xxxxxxx|1xxxxxxxxxx|xx.
The first one has the ) at the end, which was needed, so that is an advantage. ;)
Now if you are looking for the equivalent of your string after the right-parenthesis was added, consider this to further shorten your string:
(<**1>011xx.|411|611|811|<703>xxxxxxxS4|[2-9]xxxxxxxxx|1xxxxxxxxxx|xx.)
My interpretation is that says allow 7-digit dialing to the 703 area code after a 4-second delay. Send 411. 611, and 811 immediately after a 2 second delay. Send 10-digit numbers, with or without a 1 prefix after a 2 second (short timer" delay, and send everything else after a 10 second (long timer) delay to wait for more digits. Everything gets sent to SP1 unless it is specifically prefixed with a **2 or other ** code. I am not suggesting that string to anybody. I was just continuing with the puzzle exercise.
I was unable to locate a post that contained the first string that you listed.
ianobi:
Wow, I really was having a bad day when I posted my first reply ::) Maybe I look for complications where they really don't exist!
With my Mr Pedantic hat on, I will point out, that if you have the "xx." rule, then the shortest delay for any number in this digitmap, even 411/611/811, will be two seconds.
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