CTI32 Class Library

cti.PlayNumber Method

This intelligently speaks a string of numbers. For example, “1234” would be spoken One thousand two hundred thirty-four. The VAP file name that you pass in must be in a compatible format. In other words, the voice segments must be in certain prompt #’s. For example, the word ONE would need to be in prompt #1. For information on what phrases need to be where, please see the "SYSTEM VAP FORMAT" appendix. The SYSTEM VAP file can either be on disk or in memory.

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This intelligently speaks a string of numbers. For example, “1234” would be spoken One thousand two hundred thirty-four. The VAP file name that you pass in must be in a compatible format. In other words, the voice segments must be in certain prompt #’s. For example, the word ONE would need to be in prompt #1. For information on what phrases need to be where, please see the "SYSTEM VAP FORMAT" appendix. The SYSTEM VAP file can either be on disk or in memory.

public static TermCode PlayNumber(int,Source,VoiceFormat,byte[],int,string,string,string,int,string);

This intelligently speaks a string of numbers. For example, “1234” would be spoken One thousand two hundred thirty-four. The VAP file name that you pass in must be in a compatible format. In other words, the voice segments must be in certain prompt #’s. For example, the word ONE would need to be in prompt #1. For information on what phrases need to be where, please see the "SYSTEM VAP FORMAT" appendix. The SYSTEM VAP file can either be on disk or in memory.

public static TermCode PlayNumber(int,Source,VoiceFormat,string,int,string,string,string,int,string);

See Also

cti Class | CTI32NetLib Namespace