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IVR Software Library
ivr_speak_address
Database Systems Corp. (DSC) provides an API subroutine library of IVR Software routines that perform phone functions. The following is a description of one of the functions within this library that controls the IVR operation - ivr_speak_address.
The routine is from our C programming library, although this same routine has an equivalent for Visual Basic, .NET, C++ and Active-X. DSC provides a separate user guide for each of these languages.
Contact DSC to obtain the most current IVR manuals in your required programming language.
ivr_speak_address()
int
ivr_speak_address(int call,char *text, int allow_interrupt)
The
ivr_speak_address function speaks an address to the specified call. It
attempts to read the address from a series of wave files, stored in the
"Address" folder. If part of the address can not be found, such as a
street name, it is then read using standard text-to-speech. You can re-record
the address waves already in this folder, or add new files (with lower-case
names) such as "prkwy.wav" for Parkway or "central.wav" for
Central.
Parameters
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int
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call
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Specifies which call to speak to.
It can be one of the following values.
CALL_PRIMARY: Speak to Primary Call
CALL_SECONDARY: Speak to Secondary Call
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char *
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text
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the address to be read
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int
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allow_interrupt
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Specifies if a digit can interrupt the
address.
It can be one of the following values.
NO_INTERRUPT: Do not allow reading to be interrupted by a digit
INTERRUPT: Allow reading to be interrupted by a digit
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Return Value
Returns
IVR_SUCCESS on a successful function call. On error the function returns one
of the IVR Error Codes.
Example
ivr_speak_address(CALL_PRIMARY, "892 N. 9th Ave. Apt #3", INTERRUPT);
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