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Asterisk cmd SayNumber
Synopsis
Says a number (e.g. "one thousand, two hundred and eighty eight").Description
SayNumber(number, gender)Says number, in the language choosen (defaults to English). Copes only with integers between 0 and 99,999,999.
Gender is one of
"f" female
"m" male
"c" common/neuter
Compare with SayDigits.
Language-specific
Setting the language can change the way numbers are pronounced. The digits will be turned into
words according to the rules of the chosen language. By example, for the number 92 using the "en" language file "digits/90" will be played followed by "digits/2") but for the "fr" language the file file "digits/80" will be played followed by "digits/12").
This will work correctly only if the rules for the chosen language are coded into Asterisk and all of the required sound files are present.
Example
SayNumber(123,f) ; Says "one hundred and twenty three"See Also
Asterisk | Applications | Functions | Variables | Expressions | Asterisk FAQ
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