Provided grammars
Generally, the topics below cover language-independent details for the grammars. A language might not include all grammars, or it might add constraints to the grammars. After installing a language pack, check the Language Supplement for the set of provided grammars; see %SWISRSDK%\documentation\languages.
Note: Nuance provides installations of language packs for supported languages. Each language pack includes documentation that covers language-specific details and examples.
Examples listed here are in US English (en-US); see each Language Supplement for specific examples.
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Collects a connected string of up to 20 digits and alphabetic characters. |
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Collects an affirmative or negative response. |
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Collects a single word "cancel." It allows (and ignores) "please" and dysfluencies such as "uh," "huh," and "um." |
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Collects the expiration date of a credit card. |
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Collects government ID numbers such as 9-digit US Social Security numbers. |
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Collects a credit card number. |
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Collects currency amounts using local currency units. |
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Collects a date spoken in any of several formats. |
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Collects a continuously spoken string of up to 20 digits (that is, the caller is not required to pause after each digit). |
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Collects a single word "exit." It allows (and ignores) "please" and dysfluencies such as "uh," "huh," and "um." |
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Collects a single word "help." It allows (and ignores) "please" and dysfluencies such as "uh," "huh," and "um." |
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Collects whole numeric numbers (the caller must not speak the individual digits). |
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Collects a single word "operator." It allows (and ignores) "please" and dysfluencies such as "uh," "huh," and "um." |
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Collects telephone numbers (landline and cellular), including extensions. |
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Collects valid postal codes. |
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Collects a time of day. |
Tip: For information about VoiceXML Version 2.0 Full Recommendation March 2004, see the W3C specification.
