Editing the Dynamic Grammar Java Class

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	Editing the Dynamic Grammar Java Class

When you create a dynamic grammar, Dialog Designer automatically creates a "skeleton" grammar Java class and opens the Java class editor. To complete the Java class that will generate the dynamic grammar, you must edit and save this grammar file.

When defining column names/slots, variables are specified from the grammar interpretation which are going to be returned to the application. If none are specified, then the grammar interpretation returns the standard interpretations (utterance, confidence, input mode, value, and interpretation). Use the Move Up and Move Down buttons to manage the grammar data in the list box, as necessary.

For more information about the skeleton Java class, see the Dialog Designer Programmer Reference documentation, API Reference > DynamicGrammar (under All Classes).

For general information about editing Java classes, see the Eclipse documentation.