According to the VXML 2.0 spec the grammar tag has the attribute xml:lang. The spec describes this attribute as “The language identifier of the grammar”. Does this mean I can have an English document with a Spanish grammar? I’m not sure, but the description is vague! Why else would the xml:lang attribute exist if this [...]
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According to the VXML 2.0 spec the grammar tag has the attribute xml:lang. The spec describes this attribute as “The language identifier of the grammar”. Does this mean I can have an English document with a Spanish grammar? I’m not sure, but the description is vague! Why else would the xml:lang attribute exist if this [...]
