Examples of org.speakright.core.render.Grammar

org.speakright.core.render.Grammar
Represent a VoiceXML grammar. SpeakRight supports three types of grammars: external grammars (referenced by URL), built-in grammars, and inline grammars (which use a simplified GSL format). @author IanRaeLaptop

  }


  @Test public void grammar()
  {
    String words = "kenny cartman [ter phil] (mister hat) (big gay al) [wendy]";
    Grammar gram = new Grammar("inline: " + words);
  }

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  }
  
  GrammarItem m_item;
  void chkQuestion(Question quest, String expected)
  {
    Grammar gram = quest.m_grammarSet.voiceGrammar();
    String url = gram.m_item.getUrl();
    m_item = gram.m_item;


    assertEquals("gram", expected, url);
  }

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   * @param gtext a grammar text (url, inline grammar, etc)
   * @param ptext prompt text
   */
  public QuestionFlow(String gtext, String ptext) {
    super();
    m_quest = new Question(new Grammar(gtext), new Prompt(ptext));
  }

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   * Each question can have at most one VOICE and one DTMF grammar.
   * @param grammar text such as "inline:yes no"
   */
  public void addGrammar(String gtext)
  {
    m_quest.addGrammar(new Grammar(gtext));
  }

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   *   <code>public String City();</code>  
   *   <code>public void setCity(String value);</code>  
   */
  public void addBinding(String slotName, String modelVar)
  {
    Grammar gram = m_quest.grammar();
    gram.addBinding(slotName, modelVar);
  }

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  {
    this("");
  }
  public BaseSROQuestion(String subject) {
    m_subjectWord = subject;
    m_quest.addGrammar(new Grammar(""));


    // initialize prompts here, but we do it again in execute
    // in case derived classes changed prompt fields like m_mainPrompt
    // dynamically
    initPrompts();

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  void selectGrammar()
  {
    if (m_useBuiltInGrammars) {
      String gtext = String.format("builtin:digits?length=%d", m_numDigits);
      addGrammar(new Grammar(gtext));
      return;
    }
    
    Grammar gram = null;
    switch(m_numDigits) {
    case 1:
      gram = this.m_digits1Grammar;
      break;
    case 2:

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Related Classes of org.speakright.core.render.Grammar

org.speakright.core.flows.QuestionFlow

org.speakright.core.ModelBindingSpec

org.speakright.core.tests.TestGrammar

org.speakright.sro.BaseSROQuestion

org.speakright.sro.SRODigitString

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