Hopefully someone will be able to help me with this dialling plan query...

I want to prefix all UK calls with 141 (to withold the voip number, to save
confusing my parents with another number!), my provider only requires the
area code for calls, not the international format, and I want to be able to
dial local numbers without having to put the 01933 area code in first -
hence I have the following dial plan:

(*xx | <:14101933>[2-8]xxxxxS0 | 00[1-9]x. | 090x! | <01:14101>xxxxxxxxxS0 |
<02:14102>xxxxxxxxxS0 | <07:14107>xxxxxxxxxS0 | <08:14108>xxxxxxxxxS0)

Which seems to work (I can dial locally, nationally, mobiles etc, without
displaying my number)

Now this is where I want to try to play clever

I want to use a gateway when I prefix the call with, for example, #1...
which will also need to send the international number format

Therefore, my local numbers will become #1 234567 and national numbers will
be #1 01111 234567

Is this possible?
Will adding this work:

<#1[2-8]:0044[2-8]>xxxxx<:@gw1> | <#10[1278]:0044[1278]xxxxxxxxx<:@gw1>

Many thanks in advance



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