The pattern-matching notation of regular expressions makes it possible to quickly parse large amounts of text to find specific character patterns; to extract, edit, replace, or delete text substrings; or, to add the extracted strings to a collection in order to generate a report. You use .NET regular expressions to specify the phone pattern and the translation pattern as follows:
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Phone pattern regular expression. This consists of designators and variables that represent specific sets of numbers. For example, the phone pattern regular expression of ^9(\d{7})$ describes phone numbers that consist of the number 9 followed by any seven digits.
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Translation pattern regular expression. This consists of the + symbol, numbers, and the $ symbol. The $ symbol captures the items of the phone pattern regular expression that are included inside the parenthesis. The number following the $ symbol must be less than or equal to the total number of captures specified by the phone pattern regular expression.
For example, the translation pattern regular expression of +1425$1 describes a translation that adds a prefix of +1425 to the captures (the phone pattern items in parenthesis). If the phone pattern regular express is ^9(\d{3})(\d{4})$ (containing two captures), the number following the $ sign can only be 1 or 2.
The following table shows sample normalization rules and the corresponding values for the rule name, description, phone pattern, and translation pattern.
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Rule Name |
Description |
Phone Pattern |
Translation Pattern |
Example |
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4digitExtension |
Translates 4-digit extensions |
^(\d{4})$ |
+1425555$1 |
1234 is translated to +14255551234 |
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5digitExtension |
Translates 5-digit extensions |
^8(\d{4})$ |
+1425558$1 |
81234 is translated to +14255581234 |
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7digitcallingRedmond |
Translates 7-digit numbers to Redmond local number |
^(\d{7})$ |
+1425$1 |
5551212 is translated to +14255551212 |
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7digitcallingDallas |
Translates 7-digit numbers to Dallas local number |
^(\d{7})$ |
+1972$1 |
5551212 is translated to +19725551212 |
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10digitcallingUS |
Translates 10-digit numbers in US |
^(\d{10})$ |
+1$1 |
2065551212 is translated to +12065551212 |
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LDCallingUS |
Translates numbers with LD prefix in US |
^1(\d{10})$ |
+1$1 |
12145551212 is translated to +12145551212 |
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IntlCallingUS |
Translates numbers with international prefix in US |
^011(\d*)$ |
+$1 |
011914412345678 is translated to +914412345678 |
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RedmondOperator |
Translates 0 to Redmond Operator |
^0$ |
+14255551212 |
0 is translated to +14255551212 |
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RedmondSitePrefix |
Translates numbers with on-net prefix (6) and Redmond site code (222) |
^6222(\d{4})$ |
+1425555$1 |
62221234 is translated to +14255551234 |
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NYSitePrefix |
Translates numbers with on-net prefix (6) and NY site code (333) |
^6333(\d{4})$ |
+1202555$1 |
63331234 is translated to +12025551234 |
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DallasSitePrefix |
Translates numbers with on-net prefix (6) and Dallas site code (444) |
^6444(\d{4})$ |
+1972555$1 |
64441234 is translated to +19725551234 |
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추가 참고
Lync Dial Plans and Normalization Rules :
http://designinglync.blogspot.com/2011/05/lync-dial-plans-and-normalization-rules.html