I was getting tired of synths being stupid about reading the time in a unified way. So, I wrote a function to spell it out. Now, everything should read the same. Let's hope. I'm sure something will screw it up.

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Storm dragon 2016-01-28 13:16:41 -05:00
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#project first created on Wednesday, March 23, 2011
#license WTFPL: http://wtfpl.net
number_to_text()
{
# If the first argument is not numeric, then it is the return variable.
if ! [[ "$1" =~ ^[0-9]+$ ]]; then
local __numberVariable=$1
shift
fi
local number=$1
# Check for negative numbers.
if [ "${number:0:1}" = "-" ]; then
local textNumber="negative "
number="${number:1}"
else
local textNumber=""
fi
# This loop processes the numbers, only up to 999 for now, but can be expanded easily, I think.
while [ ${#number} -gt 0 ]; do
# To expand, add or to the if, 2 or 5 or 8, etc
if [ ${#number} -eq 2 ]; then
case $number in
0[1-9])
textNumber="${textNumber}and "
number="${number:1}"
;;
10)
textNumber="${textNumber}ten"
;;
11)
textNumber="${textNumber}eleven"
;;
12)
textNumber="${textNumber}twelve"
;;
13)
textNumber="${textNumber}thirteen"
;;
14)
textNumber="${textNumber}fourteen"
;;
15)
textNumber="${textNumber}fifteen"
;;
16)
textNumber="${textNumber}sixteen"
;;
17)
textNumber="${textNumber}seventeen"
;;
18)
textNumber="${textNumber}eightteen"
;;
19)
textNumber="${textNumber}nineteen"
;;
2*)
textNumber="${textNumber}twenty"
;;
3*)
textNumber="${textNumber}thirty"
;;
4*)
textNumber="${textNumber}forty"
;;
5*)
textNumber="${textNumber}fifty"
;;
6*)
textNumber="${textNumber}sixty"
;;
7*)
textNumber="${textNumber}seventy"
;;
8*)
textNumber="${textNumber}eighty"
;;
9*)
textNumber="${textNumber}ninety"
;;
esac
fi
# This stops the loop if the final digit is 0 otherwise we get a repeat of the digit before, 90 becomes 99 etc.
if [ ${#number} -eq 2 -a ${number:$((${#number} - 1)):1} -eq 0 ]; then
break
fi
# Put dashes in the proper places.
if [ ${#number} -eq 2 -a $number -gt 20 ]; then
if [ $(($number % 10)) -ne 0 ]; then
textNumber="${textNumber}-"
fi
fi
# Remove digits from the number that have already been processed.
if [ ${#number} -eq 2 -a $number -lt 20 ]; then
number="${number:2}"
fi
case ${number:0:1} in
1)
textNumber="${textNumber}one"
;;
2)
textNumber="${textNumber}two"
;;
3)
textNumber="${textNumber}three"
;;
4)
textNumber="${textNumber}four"
;;
5)
textNumber="${textNumber}five"
;;
6)
textNumber="${textNumber}six"
;;
7)
textNumber="${textNumber}seven"
;;
8)
textNumber="${textNumber}eight"
;;
9)
textNumber="${textNumber}nine"
esac
# Add the correct bit to the text number, million, thousand, hundred, etc. Trim off already processed digits.
case ${#number} in
3)
if [ $(($number % 100)) -eq 0 ]; then
textNumber="${textNumber} hundred"
else
textNumber="${textNumber} hundred "
fi
number="${number:1}"
;;
2)
number="${number:2}"
;;
*)
number="${number:1}"
esac
done
# If we have a return variable set its value to the text.
if [ -n "$__numberVariable" ]; then
eval $__numberVariable="'$textNumber'"
# Else just echo the text.
else
echo "$textNumber"
fi
}
#Create or modify cron jobs
if [ "$1" == "--cron" ] ; then
if [ "$#" -ne "2" ] ; then
@ -234,9 +382,9 @@ if [ "$speakTime" == "true" ] ; then
if [ "$minute" -eq "0" ] ; then
timeString="$hour o clock $timeOfDay"
elif [ "$minute" -lt "10" ] ; then
timeString="$hour o $minute $timeOfDay"
timeString="$(number_to_text $hour) o $(number_to_text $minute) $timeOfDay"
else
timeString="$hour $minute $timeOfDay"
timeString="$(number_to_text $hour) $(number_to_text $minute) $timeOfDay"
fi
#if 24 time is set, override the above with correct settings.
if [ -n "$format" ] ; then
@ -253,8 +401,7 @@ if [ "$speakTime" == "true" ] ; then
temperature="$(curl -s "http://weather.yahooapis.com/forecastrss?p=${zipcode}&u=f" | grep -A 1 "Current Conditions:" | tr -Cd '[:digit:]-')"
fi
if [ -n "$temperature" ] ; then
timeString="$timeString $temperature degrees."
timeString="$(echo "$timeString" | sed -e 's/-/negative /')"
timeString="$timeString $(number_to_text $temperature) degrees."
fi
fi
case "$voice" in