Closed benlangfeld closed 11 years ago
From the VoiceXML spec:
Valid spoken inputs include phrases that specify a phone number. DTMF asterisk "*" represents "x". The result is a string containing a telephone number consisting of a string of digits and optionally containing the character "x" to indicate a phone number with an extension. For North America, a result could be "8005551234x789". If the field is subsequently used in
with the interpret-as value "vxml:phone", it will be spoken as a phone number appropriate to the current language.
Please see this recent change on my private repo. Very sorry for giving you old data. :(
I'm pretty sure this change is still what you want, right @sfgeorge. The question is, what specification justifies it?
Agreed. And I think that the excerpt that you quoted from VoiceXML spec is right.
The problem is that the VoiceXML spec is not decisive either way...
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Em 3 Oct 2013, às 23:19, Stephen George notifications@github.com escreveu:
Agreed. And I think that the excerpt that you quoted from VoiceXML spec is right.
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/benlangfeld/ruby_speech/pull/20#issuecomment-25672643 .
So, in the absence of a spec on this, I'm just going to copy the behaviour of Voxeo Prophecy.
I'll hold off on a bugfix release until @vindir can confirm there's no other issues from his testing.
By request of @vindir. Need to check this is valid as per specifications, but not sure which spec covers this. @sfgeorge?