<example>

New in VoiceXML 2.0. XML grammar element with an example phrase that matches the containing grammar rule.

Syntax

 <example>
   Example Input
 </example>

Description

This tag is used to define a grammar in the XML form of the W3C Speech Recognition Grammar Format.

An <example> element encloses a sequence of tokens corresponding to user input that matches the containing rule. It is illustrative, for the benefit of a developer reading the grammar; the speech-recognition engine ignores the element.

Usage

Parents Children

<rule>
None.

See Also

•	Speech Recognition Grammar Specification: `<example>`
•	Chapter 4, XML Speech Grammar Format in the Grammar Reference.

Examples

 <rule id="snapper" scope="public">
   <!-- matches several common varieties of snapper, such as -->
   <example>red snapper</example>
   <example>mutton snapper</example>
   <ruleref uri="#snapperType"/> <token>Snapper</token> 
 </rule>

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