Examples of org.speakright.core.render.Grammar$GrammarCondition

org.speakright.core.render.Grammar
A prompt condition controls whether a prompt plays or not. It's common in VUIs to have some prompts only play once (the first time), or only when some state exists (the user has logged in). GrammarCondition is a base class. @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$GrammarCondition

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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