TtsSpan

String argument supplying animacy information. Can be ANIMACY_ANIMATE or ANIMACY_INANIMATE

String argument supplying case information. Can be any of CASE_NOMINATIVE, CASE_ACCUSATIVE, CASE_DATIVE, CASE_ABLATIVE, CASE_GENITIVE, CASE_VOCATIVE, CASE_LOCATIVE and CASE_INSTRUMENTAL

Argument used to specify the country code of a telephone number. Can be a string of digits optionally prefixed with a "+". Can be used with TYPE_TELEPHONE.

Argument used to specify the currency. Should be a ISO4217 currency code, e.g. "USD". Can be used with TYPE_MONEY.

Argument used to specify the day of the month of a date. The value should be provided as an integer in the range from 1 up to and including 31. Can be used with TYPE_DATE.

Argument used to specify the denominator of a fraction. The value can be a string of digits of any size optionally prefixed with a + or -. Can be used with TYPE_FRACTION.

Argument used to specify a string of digits. Can be used with TYPE_DIGITS.

Argument used to specify the domain part of a URI. For example "source.android.com". Can be used with TYPE_ELECTRONIC.

Argument used to specify the extension part of a telephone number. Can be a string of digits. Can be used with TYPE_TELEPHONE.

Argument used to specify the fractional part of a decimal. The value can be a string of digits of any size. Can be used with TYPE_DECIMAL.

Argument used to specify the fragment id of a URI. Should be specified as a string. Can be used with TYPE_ELECTRONIC.

String argument supplying gender information. Can be any of GENDER_NEUTRAL, GENDER_MALE and GENDER_FEMALE.

Argument used to specify the hours of a time. The hours should be provided as an integer in the range from 0 up to and including 24. Can be used with TYPE_TIME.

Argument used to specify the integer part of a decimal or fraction. The value can be a string of digits of any size optionally prefixed with a - or +. Can be used with TYPE_DECIMAL and TYPE_FRACTION.

Argument used to specify the minutes of a time. The hours should be provided as an integer in the range from 0 up to and including 59. Can be used with TYPE_TIME.

Argument used to specify the month of a date. The value should be provided as an integer and can be any of MONTH_JANUARY, MONTH_FEBRUARY, MONTH_MARCH, MONTH_APRIL, MONTH_MAY, MONTH_JUNE, MONTH_JULY, MONTH_AUGUST, MONTH_SEPTEMBER, MONTH_OCTOBER, MONTH_NOVEMBER and MONTH_DECEMBER. Can be used with TYPE_DATE.

String argument supplying multiplicity information. Can be any of MULTIPLICITY_SINGLE, MULTIPLICITY_DUAL and MULTIPLICITY_PLURAL

Argument used to specify a whole number. The value can be a string of digits of any size optionally prefixed with a - or +. Can be used with TYPE_CARDINAL and TYPE_ORDINAL.

Argument used to specify the main number part of a telephone number. Can be a string of digits where the different parts of the telephone number can be separated with a space, '-', '/' or '.'. Can be used with TYPE_TELEPHONE.

Argument used to specify the numerator of a fraction. The value can be a string of digits of any size optionally prefixed with a - or +. Can be used with TYPE_FRACTION.

Argument used to specify the password part of a URI. Should be set as a string. Can be used with TYPE_ELECTRONIC.

Argument used to specify the path part of a URI. For example "source/index.html". Can be used with TYPE_ELECTRONIC.

Argument used to specify the port number of a URI. Should be specified as an integer. Can be used with TYPE_ELECTRONIC.

Argument used to specify the protocol of a URI. Examples are "http" and "ftp". Can be used with TYPE_ELECTRONIC.

Argument used to choose the suffix (thousand, million, etc) that is used to pronounce large amounts of money. For example it can be used to disambiguate between "two thousand five hundred dollars" and "two point five thousand dollars". If implemented, engines should support at least "1000", "1000000", "1000000000" and "1000000000000". Example: if the ARG_INTEGER_PART argument is "10", the ARG_FRACTIONAL_PART argument is "4", the ARG_QUANTITY argument is "1000" and the ARG_CURRENCY argument is "usd", the TTS engine may pronounce the span as "ten point four thousand dollars". With the same example but with the quantity set as "1000000" the TTS engine may pronounce the span as "ten point four million dollars". Can be used with TYPE_MONEY.

Argument used to specify the query string of a URI. For example "arg=value&argtwo=value". Can be used with TYPE_ELECTRONIC.

String supplying the text to be synthesized. The synthesizer is free to decide how to interpret the text. Can be used with TYPE_TEXT.

Argument used to specify the unit of a measure. The unit should always be specified in English singular form. Prefixes may be used. Engines will do their best to pronounce them correctly in the language used. Engines are expected to at least support the most common ones like "meter", "second", "degree celsius" and "degree fahrenheit" with some common prefixes like "milli" and "kilo". Can be used with TYPE_MEASURE.

Argument used to specify the username part of a URI. Should be set as a string. Can be used with TYPE_ELECTRONIC.

Argument used to specify a string where the characters are read verbatim, except whitespace. Can be used with TYPE_VERBATIM.

Argument used to specify the weekday of a date. The value should be provided as an integer and can be any of WEEKDAY_SUNDAY, WEEKDAY_MONDAY, WEEKDAY_TUESDAY, WEEKDAY_WEDNESDAY, WEEKDAY_THURSDAY, WEEKDAY_FRIDAY and WEEKDAY_SATURDAY. Can be used with TYPE_DATE.

Argument used to specify the year of a date. The value should be provided as a positive integer. Can be used with TYPE_DATE.

The text associated with this span is a cardinal. Must include the number to be synthesized with ARG_NUMBER. Also accepts the arguments ARG_GENDER, ARG_ANIMACY, ARG_MULTIPLICITY and ARG_CASE.

The text associated with this span is a date. At least one of the arguments ARG_MONTH and ARG_YEAR has to be provided. The argument ARG_DAY is optional if ARG_MONTH is set. The argument ARG_WEEKDAY is optional if ARG_DAY is set. Also accepts the arguments ARG_GENDER, ARG_ANIMACY, ARG_MULTIPLICITY and ARG_CASE.

The text associated with this span is a decimal number. Must include the number to be synthesized with ARG_INTEGER_PART and ARG_FRACTIONAL_PART. Also accepts the arguments ARG_GENDER, ARG_ANIMACY, ARG_MULTIPLICITY and ARG_CASE.

The text associated with this span is a series of digits that have to be read sequentially. The digits can be set with ARG_DIGITS. Also accepts the arguments ARG_GENDER, ARG_ANIMACY, ARG_MULTIPLICITY and ARG_CASE.

The text associated with this span is a URI (can be used for URLs and email addresses). The full schema for URLs, which email addresses can effectively be seen as a subset of, is: protocol://username:password@domain:port/path?query_string#fragment_id Hence populating just username and domain will read as an email address. All arguments are optional, but at least one has to be provided: ARG_PROTOCOL, ARG_USERNAME, ARG_PASSWORD, ARG_DOMAIN, ARG_PORT, ARG_PATH, ARG_QUERY_STRING and ARG_FRAGMENT_ID. Also accepts the arguments ARG_GENDER, ARG_ANIMACY, ARG_MULTIPLICITY and ARG_CASE.

The text associated with this span is a fractional number. Must include the number to be synthesized with ARG_NUMERATOR and ARG_DENOMINATOR. ARG_INTEGER_PART is optional Also accepts the arguments ARG_GENDER, ARG_ANIMACY, ARG_MULTIPLICITY and ARG_CASE.

The text associated with this span is a measure, consisting of a number and a unit. The number can be a cardinal, decimal or a fraction. Set the number with the same arguments as TYPE_CARDINAL, TYPE_DECIMAL or TYPE_FRACTION. The unit can be specified with ARG_UNIT. Also accepts the arguments ARG_GENDER, ARG_ANIMACY, ARG_MULTIPLICITY and ARG_CASE.

The text associated with this span is an amount of money. Set the amount with the same arguments as TYPE_DECIMAL. ARG_CURRENCY is used to set the currency. ARG_QUANTITY is optional. Also accepts the arguments ARG_GENDER, ARG_ANIMACY, ARG_MULTIPLICITY and ARG_CASE.

The text associated with this span is an ordinal. Must include the number to be synthesized with ARG_NUMBER. Also accepts the arguments ARG_GENDER, ARG_ANIMACY, ARG_MULTIPLICITY and ARG_CASE.

The text associated with this span is a telephone number. The argument ARG_NUMBER_PARTS is required. ARG_COUNTRY_CODE and ARG_EXTENSION are optional. Also accepts the arguments ARG_GENDER, ARG_ANIMACY, ARG_MULTIPLICITY and ARG_CASE.

This span type can be used to add morphosyntactic features to the text it spans over, or synthesize a something else than the spanned text. Use the argument ARG_TEXT to set a different text. Accepts the arguments ARG_GENDER, ARG_ANIMACY, ARG_MULTIPLICITY and ARG_CASE.

The text associated with this span is a time, consisting of a number of hours and minutes, specified with ARG_HOURS and ARG_MINUTES. Also accepts the arguments ARG_GENDER, ARG_ANIMACY, ARG_MULTIPLICITY and ARG_CASE.

The text associated with this span is a series of characters that have to be read verbatim. The engine will attempt to ready out any character like punctuation but excluding whitespace. ARG_VERBATIM is required. Also accepts the arguments ARG_GENDER, ARG_ANIMACY, ARG_MULTIPLICITY and ARG_CASE.

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Returns a bundle of the arguments set.

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Returns the type.

Flatten this object in to a Parcel.