Re: [Bayonne-devel] looking for libexec usage example

[David Sugar]

There actually is an alternate TGI feature in GNU Bayonne called "libaudio", 
which,
like "libexec", executes an external command, but it then plays a temporary 
audio
file created by the command back to the user and automatically deletes it when 
done.
 There is an example of this in the tgi directory which involves festival.

Generally, to do a tgi that passes paramaters, you do something like:

set %var1 arg1
set %var2 val2
libexec myapp.pl %var1 %var2

Alex Obradovic (address@hidden) wrote*:
>
>How do I use libexec function to execute a shell script, and then play
>the file that shell script produces?
>
>Currently I have a shell script that generates wav file using
>festival_client command. I'd like to execute this shell script from
>bayonne, after an user has pressed a certain digit. Then I'd like
>bayonne to play that file back to the user.
>
>Does anyone has a suggestion on how to do this?
>
>Thanks!
>
>Alex
>
>
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