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The xvoice.xml file contains entries with the following structure:


  
    
    <> = "expand" -> 
        | "open file> -> 
    ............
  
  .....other apps defined here ....


There are three kinds of top-level elements which can appear under :

 -- defines a grammar which will be
loaded by xvoice automatically when you say "command mode" in a matching
window. "name" is the name of the grammar. "expr" is used by xvoice to match the
name of the application window. It is a regular expression. E.g. "VIM.*" will match
vim windows which dynamically set their title bar. "Netscape.*" will match 
Netscape windows.

 -- defines a grammar which is not automatically associated
with any application, but can be loaded by xvoice with a  event. This is
used to provide context grammars. For example if you want different commands for
XTerm if you're using bash, ncftp, vim, etc., you can define them as , and
define commands like

    | "shell commands on" -> 

to load your commands.

 -- defines a grammar which can be included by a  or .
This works like a macro, or #include in C. The grammar in a  is never
complied. It is merely written to a .bnf file. This allows common elements to
be declared once and used by many applications, e.g. character commands ("a",
"b", ...), or number translations ("two hundred five", etc.). A  section
must not have a <> element. A  or  includes the definition
by using INCLUDE, e.g.

    INCLUDE "numbers.bnf"

The ".bnf" is required.

For details on BNF format, consult the ViaVoice users guide.