Defining the TTS tables

Two optional tables define the Text-to-Speech (TTS) capability. TTS can be supported in the same way US English TTS is provided. Specific TTS formats are provided to tell the system to speak field data in the various formats. The formats are named the same as the non-TTS equivalents, but with a letter "A" preceding them.

Note:
The TTS formats are only available to the user if the TTS package is loaded on the system.

The TTS format files

The TTS formats are defined in the following files:

• The TTSformat_tfile file is used to define TTS formats that are supported for a particular language. If TTS is not available for a language, this file is not provided.

  The file has the same format as the format_tag file (see Defining the speech tables), but there are no tags or tag groups listed within the curly brackets.

• The TTSformat_cfile file is used to specify the code to be generated for TTS formats for a particular language. It is only provided if TTS is available for the language.

  The format of the file is the same as the format_code file (see Defining the speech tables).

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