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Fonix DECtalk: 5.01-E1 User Guide Say [:say] Description Specifies when speaking begins. 20 Syntax [:say XX] Alternate ... Range ... Options clause Speak on end of clause. word Speak on end of word. letter Speak on end of letter. NOTE: In letter mode, the left bracket is spoken only after the next character is entered because DECtalk needs to know if this is the beginning of a new command. filtered letter Speak on end of letter, ignoring control characters (e.g., vertical tab and line feed). line Speak on end of line. Parameters ... Default clause Notes 1. Synchronous 2. In DECtalk, each clause, word, or letter is spoken as it is queued. In word and letter mode, DECtalk does not need to wait for a clause terminator to begin speaking. Word mode is similar to letter mode except text is spoken a word at a time. A space after a character or string of characters causes that string to be spoken. This mode interacts with the Rate Selection command to increase or decrease the rate at which the text is spoken. In clause mode, speaking starts when DECtalk is sent a clause terminator (period, comma, exclamation point, or question mark) followed by a space. There is no time-out limit. This is the normal mode where text is spoken a phrase, clause, or sentence at a time. Example [:say word]
Skip [:skip] Description In-line commands Skips a selected part of text preprocessing, which remains in effect until another Skip command is encountered. Syntax [:skip XX] Alternate ... Range ... Options punct Turns off punctuation rules (punctuation is spoken). rule Turns off rules for processing items like phone numbers. all Skip all preprocessing. parser Turns off the language parser for US English. This parameter has no effect on other languages. off Returns processing to the default state. cpg Skip code page translation. none Do not skip anything. Parameters ... Default none Notes 1. Synchronous 2. Only one option can be in effect at a time. For example, [:skip cpg] overrides [:skip all]. 3. See Preprocessor Parsing Rules. Examples [:skip cpg] [:skip all] [:skip none] 21
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