Limitations on importing ASCII state tables

When you export a state table created using the state table window it is converted into a format which follows ASCII state table syntax.

When you import an ASCII file into Blueworx Voice Response the state table syntax is checked and converted into a format used by the Blueworx Voice Response state table editor. However, the ASCII state table syntax imposes restrictions that are not present in the state table editor format, so when you export a validated state table from Blueworx Voice Response, you may not be able to re-import the resulting ASCII state table because it may fail syntax checking.

The following limitations apply to ASCII state tables, if you want to be able to export and re-import your state tables you should also note these limitations when writing state tables using the state table editor.

Also note that:

• Labels, local variables, parameter names, entry points and state table names must start with a letter.
• Labels and entry points should have different names to variables.
• Use quotes carefully. Use single quotes around descriptions, for example:

  "DoNothing until he says ‘yes’"

  DoNothing (2.0);