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Could someone please explain the intended
way of handling special characters in resip? For example, I am trying to send an INVITE
with a ‘#’ character in the To: field, ie “#15551234567@xxxxxxxxxxx”. In uri.cxx, the function shoudEscapeUserChar(),
determines that the ‘#’ should be escaped. Is this
correct? The result of this is a result of “%2315551234567@xxxxxxxxxxx”. Thanks, -Justin From:
resiprocate-devel-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:resiprocate-devel-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of derek I merged the character escaping logic from my branch. It is
controlled by HANDLE_CHARACTER_ESCAPING which is currently defined(on by
default) in Uri.cxx. We can do more work to make this even faster, but is
necessary for proxies and should always be on. There is a new method in Data for escaping to a stream: template<class Predicate> std::ostream& Data::escapeToStream(std::ostream& str, Predicate
shouldEscape) const There is also logic to handle embedded quotes in a NameAddr;
this is off by default. Define HANDLE_EMBEDDED_QUOTES_DNAME in NameAddr.cxx -Derek |