Hi,
I have this set up in my configuration boilerplate:
--
flags
DUMMY : 1,
PDD_DAMPEN : 2,
PROXY_MEDIA_SET : 3,
#!ifdef WITH_NAT_TRAVERSAL
SIPPING : 4,
#!endif
DUMMY2 : 12
--
I then use these aliases in transaction flags, e.g. setflag(PDD_DAMPEN).
But I can honestly say I don't remember how I arrived at this approach.
I wrote it somewhere in early 3.x days. However, when I look at the core
documentation for the 'flags' declaration, all I find is:
http://www.kamailio.org/wiki/cookbooks/4.4.x/core#flags
Or namely:
--
flags
Alias name: bool
--
And there is no entry for "bool". So, I couldn't have possibly arrived
at this usage from the documentation.
Can anyone help me reverse-engineer this historical phenomenon? And,
given that the documentation doesn't support it particularly, is it
still an encouraged practice? Or should one use #!defined constants
instead, as in the stock config?
Thanks,
-- Alex
--
Alex Balashov | Principal | Evariste Systems LLC
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