Interface Summary
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AudioListener |
The listener interface for receiving events associated
with the audio input or output of an Engine .
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AudioManager |
The AudioManager is provided by a speech Engine
- a Recognizer or Synthesizer - to
allow an application to control audio input/output
and to monitor audio-related events.
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EngineCentral |
Provides a list of EngineModeDesc objects that define the
available operating modes of a speech engine.
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EngineCreate |
The EngineCreate interface is implemented by
EngineModeDesc objects obtained through calls to
the EngineCentral objects of each
speech engine registered with the Central class.
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Engine |
The Engine interface is the parent interface for all
speech engines including Recognizer and
Synthesizer . |
EngineListener |
Interface defining methods to be called when state-change events
for a speech engine occur. |
EngineProperties |
An EngineProperties object defines the set of run-time
properties of an Engine . |
VocabManager |
Interface for management of words used by a speech Engine .
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Class Summary
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AudioAdapter |
A trivial implementation of the AudioListener interface
that receives an engine's audio events.
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AudioEvent |
Describes events associated with audio input/output for an Engine .
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Central |
The Central class is the initial access point to all
speech input and output capabilities.
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EngineAdapter |
Trivial implementation of the EngineListener interface
that receives a EngineEvents .
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EngineErrorEvent |
EngineErrorEvent is an asynchronous notification
of an internal error in the engine which prevents normal
behavior of that engine. |
EngineEvent |
EngineEvent notifies changes in state of a
speech synthesis or recognition engine. |
EngineList |
EngineList is a container for a set of EngineModeDesc objects.
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EngineModeDesc |
EngineModeDesc provides information about a
specific operating mode of a speech engine.
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SpeechEvent |
The root event class for all speech events.
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SpeechPermission |
This class represents speech permissions.
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Word |
The Word class provides a standard representation of
speakable words for speech engines. |