The list command lists the directory entries for specific phrases in the UNIX file.
Synopsis
list [-l][phrase
phrase_list
] [in] [talkfile
talkfile_list
]
Description
The list command displays the phrases stored in the specified talkfile. The valid arguments for the list command are described in the following table:
Argument |
Description |
Comments |
phrase_list |
Specifies the number (or range) of phrases to be listed |
If you want to list all phrases in a particular talkfile, enter all for phrase_number. The following example displays all phrases in talkfile 104:
|
talkfile_list |
Specifies the number (or range) of talkfiles containing phrases to be listed |
If you want to list a particular phrase number in all talkfiles, enter all for talkfile_number. The following example displays phrase 1010 in all talkfiles:
|
The listed entries are sorted by talkfile number and phrase. The information printed for each phrase consists of talkfile number, phrase number, phrase size in bytes, phrase size in blocks, phrase length in seconds, and speech coding type.
The list command lists the directory entries for specific phrases in the SPEECHDIR default directory, which is /home2/vfs/talkfiles.
Examples
The following example displays phrase 174 as stored in talkfile 25 .
list phrase 174 in talkfile 25
The following example displays phrase 12 as stored in talkfile 1 .
list phrase 12 in talkfile 1
The following example displays all phrases stored in all talkfiles:
list phrase all in talkfile all
See also