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Microsoft Speech Platform

SPVACTIONS

SPVACTIONS specifies the action that should be taken by the TTS engine for the text fragment with which it is associated.

<pre IsFakePre="true" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <strong>typedef enum SPVACTIONS { SPVA_Speak,</strong> <strong>SPVA_Silence, SPVA_Pronounce, SPVA_Bookmark, SPVA_SpellOut, SPVA_Section, SPVA_ParseUnknownTag } SPVACTIONS;</strong> </pre>

Elements

  • SPVA_Speak
    The default value - the associated text fragment should be processed and spoken.
  • SPVA_Silence
    There is no associated text string - the associated fragment was the result of a Speech Synthesis Markup Language (SSML) break element, and a silence (of length specified in the associated SPVSTATE) should be inserted into the output stream.
  • SPVA_Pronounce
    The associated text (possibly empty) is associated with an SSML phoneme XML element, and should be pronounced as specified in the associated SPVSTATE.
  • SPVA_Bookmark
    The associated text fragment is the contents of a bookmark.
  • SPVA_SpellOut
    Each character, other than white space, of the associated text fragment should be expanded as a word (for example, "word!" would become "w o r d exclamation point").  
  • SPVA_Section
    Reserved for future use.
  • SPVA_ParseUnknownTag
    The associated text fragment is an unknown XML tag that may be interpreted (or ignored) by the engine.