thank you for your information.
>>I am in the process of recording voicemail prompts in german. How do I >>specify the language for the voice mail messages? I want to offer both >>language files, based on the calling party.
Use "setlanguage". Then organize the language files by directory e.g. /var/lib/asterisk/sounds/de /var/lib/asterisk/sounds/digits/de Also, say.c will have to be modified to support German style number handling.
Ok, the first three things I did. Unfortunately, I am no c coder. But the logic to say german numbers is identical to the english logic, ie.
21 = twenty one
11 = eleven
210 = two hundred ten ('and' between Hundred and ten is optional)
1200 = one thousand two hundred
2102 = two thousand one hundred two ('and' between hundred and two is optional)
In a (programming-)language I understand I would just do copy / paste of the block, but I don't know about how to specify the directory.
Would it make sense to have an abstract definition of how to say numbers, like
wxyz => direct thousand (cut first) xyz => direct hundred (cut first) >20 => y0 direct (cut first) yz => direct
Maybe people familiar with other languages could chime in and tell us, if the above rules could be used for other languages as well.
rgds pos
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