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IVR Software Library

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IVR Utility Routine Descriptions

The following routine or parameter is maintained in the PACER and WIZARD IVR software library. These routines are developed for programmers who are creating and managing IVR application programs. IVR programs can be written in C/C++ on Windows, Unix and Linux operating environments.



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 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 with 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

int

call

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

char *

text

the address to be read

int

allow_interrupt

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

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, "8902 N. 19th Ave. Apt #3093", INTERRUPT);