#
# this is sitaram's phone book. format: starting with a colon -
# substitution commands, like :pattern /  +|\t[ \t]*/ substitution
# the substitution can end with [ \t]*,, meaning other patterns after
# that one also may apply. otherwise it breaks at that point.
# the main body of phone numbers takes substitutions, CAPS for letter to
# number translation (like CALLATT), unhyphenated 7-digit number (checks
# for it), [noring], etc. basically pretty much free format.
# nearly. don't use hyphens in the extension substitutions.
# like, :^.*-.*-.*$ and not :^.*-.*-.*-.*$ should match a number like
# "510-665-4096x1234".
#
# anyway. don't trust the script; there's a whole lot of *complicated* logic
# involved in expanding the number. look at the final number before dialling.
#

: x			!	+			# extensions
: y			!9,,,	+			# extensions
:^1-800			$&
:^1-888			$&
:^1-713-(.*-.*)$	713-$1				# houston
:^1-281-(.*-.*)$	281-$1				# houston
:^1-(.*-.*-.*)$		1-$1				# long-distance
:^.*-.*-.*-.*$		011-$&				# international
:^713-(.*-.*)$		713-$1				# houston
:^281-(.*-.*)$		281-$1				# houston
:^.*-.*-.*$		1-$&				# long-distance
:^.*-.*$		713-$&				# local

# prefixes
#
91			india [noring]
india-22		bombay [noring]
713-527-8750		rice [noring]

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