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DIALTEST(8C)							  DIALTEST(8C)

NAME
       dialtest - HylaFAX dial string processing rules test program

SYNOPSIS
       /usr/sbin/dialtest [ options ] dialrules

DESCRIPTION
       dialtest	 is  an interactive program for the testing and development of
       dial string processing rules used by HylaFAX.  dialtest reads the  file
       of  rules  specified  on	 the  command line and then prompts for a dial
       string.	For each string typed in, dialtest prints the result of apply‐
       ing the canonicalization and dial-string preparation rule sets.	A rule
       set  whose  name	 is  setname  can  be  specified  by   typing	``set‐
       name(string)''; for example, ``CanonicalName(+1.415.965.7824)''.

       Note  that  dialtest  reads  the	 rules	file only when it is initially
       started up.  This means that dialtest must be restarted for it to apply
       changes to a rules file.

OPTIONS
       -a code	 Use  code  as	the  value of AreaCode in the rules file.  The
		 default area code is ``415''.

       -c code	 Use code as the value of CountryCode in the rules file.   The
		 default country code is ``1''.

       -i prefix Use  prefix  as the value of InternationalPrefix in the rules
		 file.	The default international dialing prefix is ``011''.

       -l prefix Use prefix as the value of LongDistancePrefix	in  the	 rules
		 file.	The default long distance dialing prefix is ``1''.

       -q	 Be  quiet,  suppressing most all output except for the actual
		 results.  This is useful for using dialtest in	 an  automated
		 fashion.

       -v	 Print each input line before displaying the results of apply‐
		 ing the dial string rules to the input string.	 This  can  be
		 useful, for example, in shell scripts.

SEE ALSO
       dialrules(5F)

				 March 3, 1995			  DIALTEST(8C)

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