asterisk users - Aug 2021 - Saying Ordinal Numbers

On Tuesday 10 August 2021 at 12:40:39, Dovid Bender wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Is there any way in Asterisk to say an ordinal number?
My sounds directory (en_UK) contains files with names such as
"first.gsm",
"second.gsm", "ninth.gsm" etc.

You could simply copy these to a subdirectory named "ordinal" into
filenames
like "ordinal/1.gsm", "ordinal/2.gsm" etc (the same as you
have already under
the "digits" subdirectory), and then use:

Playback(ordinal/${DIGIT})

The main limitation would be whether you want it to go beyond 20th (which is 
far as those recordings go for me, except for the decades 30th, 40th...100th).


Antony.

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On 8/10/2021 6:06 AM, Antony Stone wrote:
> On Tuesday 10 August 2021 at 12:40:39, Dovid Bender wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Is there any way in Asterisk to say an ordinal number?
> My sounds directory (en_UK) contains files with names such as
"first.gsm",
> "second.gsm", "ninth.gsm" etc.
>
> You could simply copy these to a subdirectory named "ordinal"
into filenames
> like "ordinal/1.gsm", "ordinal/2.gsm" etc (the same as
you have already under
> the "digits" subdirectory), and then use:
>
> Playback(ordinal/${DIGIT})
>
> The main limitation would be whether you want it to go beyond 20th (which
is
> far as those recordings go for me, except for the decades 30th,
40th...100th).
The prompts for saying any ordinal number are all there: from 1 to
999,999,999 - they just need to be spliced together properly. I am
currently in the process of refactoring core "Say" code and could add
a
SayOrdinal() application while I'm at it. Would this meet your needs?
NA