Definicja standard delimiters

Co znaczy STANDARD DELIMITERS:

Punctuation characters that can be included in values submitted to SpeakAs functions. In some cases, they are used to indicate a deliberate break in cadence as the data is being spoken. In other cases, they are silently ignored. See the documentation for each SpeakAs type to see how they are handled for that specific type. The default set of characters considered legal delimiters is (: ; /()-_[]{},.). The list of acceptable characters can be altered in any particular deployment, however.

Delimiters are processed according to the following rules:

1. Any number of consecutive delimiters will be treated as a single delimiter. 2. Any delimiters that occur at the beginning or end of the string are ignored. 3. Delimiters are used to indicate boundaries between groups of characters. In some SpeakAs types, that will trigger a change of int onation at that point. Others will simply ignore the delimiter. In both cases, the delimiter itself will not be spoken