Delay command
The Delay command delays the next command in the response OzML with a specified time (in seconds). It is a perfect command to insert pauses between Speak commands to make the spoken text easier to understand for the client.
Parameters
Parameter name | Example value | Description | Mandatory |
Time | 5 | Time to delay other commands, expressed in seconds. | yes |
OzML example
In the OzML script below, you can see how the Delay command splits the Speak commands for a better understanding of the text that the speak engine read out yor you.
<?xml version="1.0"?> <Response> <Delay>1</Delay> <Speak>Congratulations, this is your first OzML Response command.</Speak> <Delay>2</Delay> <Speak>Have a nice day!</Speak> <Hangup></Hangup> </Response>
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