These two getMember's behavior is different.
For example. for "register.sip"
ScriptInterp::getMember's result doesn't include the leading dot, ie. the
result is "sip"
ScriptCommand::getMember's result include the leading dot, ie. the
result is
".sip"
Unfortunately, this difference is overlooked sometimes.
For example, in bayonne2-1.5.28 src/checks.cpp, chkSlog function assumes
ScriptCommand::getMember's result doesn't include the leading dot, thus
command like "slog.info" won't work.
Although we could fix the problem by modifying chkSlog(), I think the
better
solution is make the behavior of the two getMember consistent with each
other.
So I made two patches, one for ccscript3-1.0.9, the other for
bayonn2-1.5.29
.
These two patches could make ScriptCommand::getMember behave the same as
ScriptInterp::getMember, and solve all (at least I can't find any more) the
problems caused by this behavior change of ScriptCommand::getMember.
Please check the attachment.
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