The AudioString class

An AudioString object represents a string of characters to be spoken individually. The style property inherited from the superclass MediaType has only one value. This default style is to speak the characters one by one. Blanks can be included in the string but are ignored. Uppercase and lowercase characters are spoken in exactly the same way. You can specify any characters, but there must be a voice segment on the Blueworx Voice Response server, in the System category, for each one. The name of the voice segment must be the character (for example, the name of the "ampersand" segment must be "&").

The constructor methods for this class are:

AudioString(): Constructs a zero-length audio string object with the single default style. You can set the string later using the setString() method.
AudioString(java.lang.String string): Constructs an audio string object with the specified string and the single default style.

For example:

public class InApp extends WVRApplication {
  // Create an audio string
  public AudioString letters = new AudioString("ABCD");
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}