Translator Class Reference

Phrasebook modules are used to convert things like numbers into sets of prompts that form spoken words.phrase translations dso base for tts. More...

#include <bayonne.h>

Inheritance diagram for Translator:

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
virtual char *	speak (Trunk *trunk)=0
	Perform a phrasebook translation of the current script statement and issue play request.
Protected Member Functions
virtual char *	getName (void)=0
	Return the language this translator supports.
char *	getPlayBuffer (Trunk *trunk)
	get play buffer object.
	Translator (const char *conf)
Friends
__EXPORT Translator *	getTranslator (const char *name)

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Detailed Description

Phrasebook modules are used to convert things like numbers into sets of prompts that form spoken words.phrase translations dso base for tts.

Translations are dso based and are represented by the "languages" plugin. A translator for spanish may handle not just numbers, dates, etc, but also the selection of masculine and feminine forms of numbers based on usage, etc. The translator classes provide some basic mechanics for phrasebook tts in Bayonne.

Author:

David Sugar <dyfet@ostel.com>

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Translator::Translator (  const char *  conf  )  [protected]

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Member Function Documentation

virtual char* Translator::getName (  void   )  [protected, pure virtual]

Return the language this translator supports. Returns: language supported.

char* Translator::getPlayBuffer (  Trunk *  trunk  )  [protected]

get play buffer object. Returns: put buffer Parameters: trunk  object

virtual char* Translator::speak (  Trunk *  trunk  )  [pure virtual]

Perform a phrasebook translation of the current script statement and issue play request. Returns: ccscript error message or NULL. Parameters: trunk  object for phrasebook.

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Friends And Related Function Documentation

__EXPORT Translator* getTranslator (  const char *  name  )  [friend]

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• bayonne.h

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