LINETRANSLATERESULT
These bit-flag constants describe various results of an address translation.
The following table shows the LINETRANSLATERESULT constants.
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| LINETRANSLATERESULT_CANONICAL = 0x00000001 | Indicates that the input string was in valid canonical format. |
| LINETRANSLATERESULT_DIALBILLING = 0x00000040 | Indicates that the returned address contains a "$". |
| LINETRANSLATERESULT_DIALDIALTONE = 0x00000100 | Indicates that the returned address contains a "W". |
| LINETRANSLATERESULT_DIALPROMPT = 0x00000200 | Indicates that the returned address contains a "?". |
| LINETRANSLATERESULT_DIALQUIET = 0x00000080 | Indicates that the returned address contain a "@". |
| LINETRANSLATERESULT_INTERNATIONAL = 0x00000002 | Indicates that the call is being treated as an international call. Country/region code specified in the destination address is different from the country/region code specified for the CurrentLocation. |
| LINETRANSLATERESULT_INTOLLLIST = 0x00000010 | Indicates that the local call is being dialed as long distance because the country/region has toll calling and the prefix appears in the TollPrefixList of the CurrentLocation. |
| LINETRANSLATERESULT_LOCAL = 0x00000008 | Indicates that the call is being treated as a local call country/region code and area code specified in the destination address are the same as those specified for the CurrentLocation. |
| LINETRANSLATERESULT_LONGDISTANCE = 0x00000004 | Indicates that the call is being treated as a long distance call. Country/region code specified in the destination address is the same but area code is different from those specified for the CurrentLocation. |
| LINETRANSLATERESULT_NOTINTOLLLIST = 0x00000020 | Indicates that the country/region supports toll calling but the prefix does not appear in the TollPrefixList, so the call is dialed as a local call. Note that if both INTOLLIST and NOTINTOLLIST are off, the current country/region does not support toll prefixes, and user-interface elements related to toll prefixes should not be presented to the user. If either such bit is on, the country/region does support toll lists, and the related user-interface elements should be enabled. |
| LINETRANSLATERESULT_VOICEDETECT = 0x00000400 | Indicates that the returned dialable address contains a ":". This element is exposed only to applications that negotiate a TAPI version of 2.0 or higher.
Note The ":" (colon) character will be added to the list of characters that can be embedded in a dialable string and passed into destination addresses. Attempting to pass it from an application to a line device that supports an API version earlier than 2.0 will most likely result in LINEERR_INVALADDRESS, or possibly in the character being ignored entirely. The meaning of this character is "Pause until a voice prompt is detected, then continue dialing"; it is intended for use when automatically dialing into systems that give voice prompts, such as long distance calling card processors. |
Remarks
These constants cannot be extended. All 32 bits are reserved.
Requirements
OS Versions: Windows CE 3.0 and later.
Header: Tapi.h.
Last updated on Saturday, April 10, 2004
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