In order to use my softphone I have registered a custom url protocol, cccx
This is then associated with a .bat file that parses the phone and sends the command to the softphone.
The code I use is:
set str=%1
set str=%str:cccx:=%
set str=%str:+=00%
set str=%str:0030=%
set str=%str:-=%
set str=%str: =%
"C:\Program Files (x86)\3CXPhone\3CXPhone.exe" dial:9%str:cccx:=%
However this is not enough, some web pages send characters differently and I can't parse it.
For example, a phone is shown as +39 02 33919999.
I receive this as either str="%2b39+02+33919999" or str="+39%2002%2033919999"
In both cases this must become 00390233919999
I've tried various ways, but can't seem to handle it correctly.
Thank you for any help
The % character needs to be escaped by itself when attempting to use substring modification search replace syntax, which in turn requires that the substring modification be executed using delayed expansion.
Then all it takes to handle the cases presented is simple conditional test to work out what search replace actions are required:
@Echo off
Set "input=%~1"
rem test cases: %2b39+02+33919999 +39%2002%2033919999
rem output: 00390233919999
Setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
Set "input=!input:+=!"
If not "!input:2b=!" == "!input!" (
Set "input=!input:%%2b=00!"
)Else (
Set "input=00!input:%%20=!"
)
Set input
Pause