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Inside Macintosh: Speech Recognition Manager /
Chapter 1 - Speech Recognition Manager / Speech Recognition Manager Reference
Speech Recognition Manager Routines


Creating Language Objects

The Speech Recognition Manager provides routines that you can use to create language objects, which you use to define the recognizable utterances for a recognizer. You can create words, phrases, paths, and language models. See "Manipulating Language Objects" on page 1-71 for routines you can use to configure a language model. Once you've created and configured a language model, you can use the SRSetLanguageModel function (described on page 1-57) to set a recognizer's active language model.

Note
See "Language Object Properties" on page 1-47 for a description of the available language model properties.

Subtopics
SRNewWord
SRNewPhrase
SRNewPath
SRNewLanguageModel

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22 JAN 1997