MACROMEDIA DIRECTOR MX 2004-DIRECTOR SCRIPTING Reference page 580

Example
This statement sets the variable
speech voice:
oldVoice = voiceGet()
This statement displays the property list of the current text-to-speech voice:
put voiceGet()
-- [#name: "Mary", #age: "teen", #gender: "female", #index: 5]
See also
voiceInitialize(), voiceCount(), voiceSet(),
voiceGetAll()
Usage
voiceGetAll()
Description
Function; returns a list of the available voices installed on the computer. The list is composed of
property lists, one for each available voice.
Each property list contains the following properties:
•
indicates the name of the installed voice.
#name
•
indicates the age of the voice. The value is a string. Possible values include "Teen",
#age
"Adult", "Toddler", and "Senior", as well as numeric values such as "35". Actual values depend
on the operating system, speech software version, and voices installed.
•
indicates wether the voice is male or female.
#gender
•
indicates the position of the voice in the list of installed voices. You can refer to a voice
#index
by its index when using the
You can also use
Parameters
None.
Example
This statement sets the variable
computer:
currentVoices = voiceGetAll()
This statement displays the property list describing each of the currently installed
text-to-speech voices:
put voiceGetAll()
-- [[#name: "Mary", #age: "teen", #gender: "female", #index: 1], [#name: "Joe",
#age: "adult", #gender: "male", #index: 2]]
See also
voiceInitialize(), voiceCount(), voiceSet(),
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oldVoice
voiceSet()
to determine the number of available voices.
voiceCount()
currentVoices
to the property list describing the current text-to-
voiceGet()
command.
to the list of voices installed on the user's
voiceGet()