How To Say Current Date And Time

[Guest jumper]

Hi,

I put the Result Variable $RV_DATE in the say number box.but doesn't say anything. Please help

[SupportTeam]

The Say Numbers module expects input formatted in a specific way. Please see the VG Help file's entry on the Say Numbers module and compare the expected input format with what the $RV_DATE provides.

 

You should be looking at using these RV's :

$RV_DD

Takes on a 2 digit value between "01" and "31", depending on what day of the month it is. Can be used in Evaluate Expression modules to allow you to switch to different areas on the script depending on what day of the month it is.

 

$RV_MM

Takes on a 2 digit value between "01" and "12", depending on what month it is. Can be used in Evaluate Expression modules to allow you to switch to different areas on the script depending on the current month.

 

$RV_YY

Takes on a 2 digit value of current year (eg: "03"). Can be used in Evaluate Expression modules to allow you to switch to different areas on the script depending on the current year.

 

$RV_HH

Takes on a 2 digit value between "00" and "23", depending on the current hour of the day. Can be used in Evaluate Expression modules to allow you to switch to different areas on the script depending on the time of day.

 

$RV_NN

Takes on a 2 digit value between "00" and "59", depending on the current minute of the hour. Can be used in Evaluate Expression modules to allow you to switch to different areas on the script depending on the time of day.

 

The 'Date to say' should be specified as:

 

$RV_MM$RV_DD

[Guest Guest_Rajendra Prasad]

Hello Friend,

Better if you write your own vb script for saying date and time by playing wav files

in any language. I've tested it and working fine in voice guide.

Rajendra prasad

Rajendrarajsri@yahoo.co.in

[SupportTeam]

You can edit the lib_num2wav.vbs file directly to allow it to accept different date/time/etc inputs and create your own functions which would then be accessible via the SayNumbers module for playing the various information.

 

See VoiceGuide's \system\vbs\ subdirectory.