/* This file provides config-file based 'say' functions, and implenents
* some CLI commands.
*/
-#include "asterisk/say.h" /* provides config-file based 'say' functions */
+#include "asterisk/say.h" /*!< provides config-file based 'say' functions */
#include "asterisk/cli.h"
/*** DOCUMENTATION
static char *app = "Playback";
static struct ast_config *say_cfg = NULL;
-/* save the say' api calls.
+
+/*! \brief save the say' api calls.
* The first entry is NULL if we have the standard source,
* otherwise we are sourcing from here.
* 'say load [new|old]' will enable the new or old method, or report status
ast_say_date_with_format = say_api_buf[i++];
}
-/*
+/*! \brief
* Typical 'say' arguments in addition to the date or number or string
* to say. We do not include 'options' because they may be different
* in recursive calls, and so they are better left as an external
return res;
}
-/*
+/*! \brief
* the string is 'prefix:data' or prefix:fmt:data'
* with ':' being invalid in strings.
*/
return say_date_generic(chan, t, ints, lang, "", NULL, "datetime");
}
-/*
+/*! \brief
* remap the 'say' functions to use those in this file
*/
static int say_init_mode(const char *mode) {
ast_say_enumeration_full = say_enumeration_full;
#if 0
+ /*! \todo XXX
+ These functions doesn't exist.
+ say.conf.sample indicates this is working...
+ */
ast_say_digits_full = say_digits_full;
ast_say_digit_str_full = say_digit_str_full;
ast_say_character_str_full = say_character_str_full;
}
}
- /*
+ /*! \todo
* XXX here we should sort rules according to the same order
* we have in pbx.c so we have the same matching behaviour.
*/