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Jaco Kroon authored
minargs enables enforcing of minimum count of arguments to pass to func_odbc, so if you're unconditionally using ARG1 through ARG4 then this should be set to 4. func_odbc will generate an error in this case, so for example [FOO] minargs = 4 and ODBC_FOO(a,b,c) in dialplan will now error out instead of using a potentially leaked ARG4 from Gosub(). ARGC is needed if you're using optional argument, to verify whether or not an argument has been passed, else it's possible to use a leaked ARGn from Gosub (app_stack). So now you can safely do ${IF($[${ARGC}>3]?${ARGV}:default value)} kind of thing. Change-Id: I6ca0b137d90b03f6aa9c496991f6cbf1518f6c24 Signed-off-by:
Jaco Kroon <jaco@uls.co.za>
Jaco Kroon authoredminargs enables enforcing of minimum count of arguments to pass to func_odbc, so if you're unconditionally using ARG1 through ARG4 then this should be set to 4. func_odbc will generate an error in this case, so for example [FOO] minargs = 4 and ODBC_FOO(a,b,c) in dialplan will now error out instead of using a potentially leaked ARG4 from Gosub(). ARGC is needed if you're using optional argument, to verify whether or not an argument has been passed, else it's possible to use a leaked ARGn from Gosub (app_stack). So now you can safely do ${IF($[${ARGC}>3]?${ARGV}:default value)} kind of thing. Change-Id: I6ca0b137d90b03f6aa9c496991f6cbf1518f6c24 Signed-off-by:
Jaco Kroon <jaco@uls.co.za>