Collaboration diagram for asent:

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Data Fields
struct ast_channel *	chan

struct {
struct ast_frame * first

struct ast_frame * last

}	deferred_frames

unsigned int	ignore_frame_types

struct {
struct asent * next

}	list

unsigned int	orig_end_dtmf_flag:1

unsigned int	use_count

unsigned int	video_update:1

Detailed Description

Definition at line 54 of file autoservice.c.

Field Documentation

◆ chan

struct ast_channel* chan

Definition at line 55 of file autoservice.c.

Referenced by ast_autoservice_ignore(), ast_autoservice_start(), ast_autoservice_stop(), and autoservice_run().

◆ deferred_frames

struct { ... } deferred_frames

Frames go on at the head of deferred_frames, so we have the frames from newest to oldest. As we put them at the head of the readq, we'll end up with them in the right order for the channel's readq.

Referenced by ast_autoservice_stop(), and autoservice_run().

◆ first

struct ast_frame* first

Definition at line 66 of file autoservice.c.

◆ ignore_frame_types

unsigned int ignore_frame_types

Definition at line 62 of file autoservice.c.

Referenced by ast_autoservice_ignore(), and ast_autoservice_stop().

◆ last

struct ast_frame* last

Definition at line 66 of file autoservice.c.

◆ list

struct { ... } list

Referenced by ast_autoservice_ignore(), ast_autoservice_start(), ast_autoservice_stop(), and autoservice_run().

◆ next

struct asent* next

Definition at line 67 of file autoservice.c.

◆ orig_end_dtmf_flag

unsigned int orig_end_dtmf_flag

Definition at line 60 of file autoservice.c.

Referenced by ast_autoservice_start(), and ast_autoservice_stop().

◆ use_count

unsigned int use_count

This gets incremented each time autoservice gets started on the same channel. It will ensure that it doesn't actually get stopped until it gets stopped for the last time.

Definition at line 59 of file autoservice.c.

Referenced by ast_autoservice_start(), and ast_autoservice_stop().