- From: Jeff Kusnitz <jk@us.ibm.com>
- Date: Sat, 20 Mar 2004 14:35:06 -0800
- To: "janine graves" <j9graves@comcast.net>
- Cc: www-voice@w3.org
Janine Graves wrote on 03/20/2004 06:06:58 AM: > I have been putting together a course to teach VXML 2.0, but have > found a few inconsistencies in the spec, and would like these > cleared up, if possible. > 1) With the builtin grammar type “boolean”, what is returned, is it > the Boolean value true/false, or is it the string ‘true’/’false’ ? > this is very important when comparing the returned result to see if > caller confirmed or not. It's true or false, not "true" or "false" (as the text says, "The result is ECMAScript true for affirmative" ...) > 2) With the <say-as interpret-as=”…”> element, what value should be > used for interpret-as? It will probably depend on the vendor's support of builtins, as they're optional. We support "vxml:type" on our platform. > 3) Furthermore, where are the values for the format attribute of > say-as defined? The values for the format attribute are likely vendor/platform-specific. Thanks, Jeff
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