


Sync [:sync]
The Sync command provides coordination between the application program and DECtalk
Software. This command is synchronous.
An application program can send data to DECtalk Software faster than DECtalk
Software can speak it. Therefore, if the user needs to carry on a dialogue with
the application program, the application program must be notified that DECtalk
Software has finished speaking the text sent to it.
When the program sends the command, DECtalk Software finishes speaking any
pending text before processing the next text command. This command acts as a
clause boundary, just the same as a comma, period, exclamation point, question mark,
semicolon, or colon when followed by a space.
Some of the commands provided are asynchronous. To ensure that these commands
are processed before the text following them, place a Sync command after the
asynchronous command. In the case of the Pause command, it is recommended that a
Sync command be placed before the Pause command to guarantee that all text
preceding the Pause command is processed before the pause occurs.
SYNTAX:
| [:sync]
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ABBREVIATION:
| none
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ALTERNATE COMMAND:
| none
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OPTIONS:
| none
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PARAMETERS:
| none
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DEFAULT:
| N/A
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EXAMPLES:
| My name is Bill S [:sync]
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