OS/2 Shareware BBS: Multimed/Multimed.zip/fest-141.zip/festival/examples/saytime.sh

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;;;           Author:  Alan W Black
;;;           Date:    wasting time one August morning in 1996
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;;;
;;;  Here is a short example of a Festival program that speaks the
;;;  current time.  It uses UNIX date to get the time then builds
;;;  a string with an expression of the current time.
;;;
;;;  The string generated for synthesis is of the form
;;;     The time is now  <exactness> <minute info> <hour info> <am/pm>
;;;

;;; Because this is a --script type file I has to explicitly
;;; load the initfiles: init.scm and user's .festivalrc
(load (path-append libdir "init.scm"))

(define (get-the-time)
"Returns a list of hour and minute and second, for later processing"
 (let (date)
   (system "date | awk '{print $4}' | tr : ' ' >/tmp/saytime.tmp")
   (set! date (load "/tmp/saytime.tmp" t)) ;; loads the file unevaluated
   (system "rm /tmp/saytime.tmp")
   date)
)

(define (round-up-time time)
"Rounds time up/down to nearest five minute interval"
  (let ((hour (car time))
    (min (car (cdr time)))
    (sec (car (cdr (cdr time)))))
    (set! min (round-min (+ 2 min)))
    (list hour min sec)))

(define (round-min min)
"Returns minutes rounded down to nearest 5 minute interval"
  (cond
   ((< min 5)
    0)
   (t
    (+ 5 (round-min (- min 5))))))

(define (approx time)
"Returns a string stating the approximation of the time.
   exactly -- within a minute either side
   almost  -- 1-2 minutes before
   just after - 1-2 minutes after
   a little after 2-3 minutes after
"
 (let ((rm (round-min (car (cdr time))))
       (min (car (cdr time))))
   (cond
    ((or (< (- min rm) 1)
     (> (- min rm) 3))
     "exactly ")
    ((< (- min rm) 2)
     "just after ")
    ((< (- min rm) 3)
     "a little after ")
    (t
     "almost "))))

(define (hour-string time)
"Return description of hour"
  (let ((hour (car time)))
    (if (> (car (cdr time)) 30)
    (set! hour (+ 1 hour)))
    (cond
     ((or (eq hour 0) (eq hour 24))
      "midnight ")
     ((> hour 12)
      (string-append (- hour 12) ", "))
     (t
      (string-append hour ", ")))))

(define (minute-string time)
"Return description of minute"
  (let ((min (car (cdr time))))
    (cond
     ((or (eq min 0) (eq min 60)) " ")
     ((eq min 5) "five past ")
     ((eq min 10) "ten past ")
     ((eq min 15) "quarter past ")
     ((eq min 20) "twenty past ")
     ((eq min 25) "twenty-five past ")
     ((eq min 30) "half past ")
     ((eq min 35) "twenty-five to ")
     ((eq min 40) "twenty to ")
     ((eq min 45) "quarter to ")
     ((eq min 50) "ten to ")
     ((eq min 55) "five to ")
     (t
      "something else "))))

(define (ampm-string time)
"Return morning/afternoon or evening string"
  (let ((hour (car time)))
   (cond
    ((or (eq hour 0) (eq hour 12) (eq hour 24))
     " ")
    ((< hour 12)
     "in the morning. ")
    ((< hour 18)
     "in the afternoon. ")
    (t
     "in the evening. "))))

;;;
;;;  Now with all the functions defined we can get the time
;;;
(set! actual-time (get-the-time))
(set! round-time (round-up-time actual-time))

;;; Construct the time expression
(set! time-string
      (string-append
       "The time is now, "
       (approx actual-time)
       (minute-string round-time)
       (hour-string round-time)
       (ampm-string round-time)))

(format t "%s\n" time-string)

;;; Synthesize it
(SayText time-string)