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The
spell() function works on Coda, Arcana, and the Mist family.When to use spell()
Sometimes you want a letter or number sequence to be spelled out, one unit at a time. At Rime, we make this easy with our spell() function.
Using spell() natively introduces naturalistic pauses within the sequence. In particular, it groups numbers and letters into groups of three where possible, and two where necessary. For instance, a standard 10-digit telephone number is broken up as follows:
4 2 5The same holds for spelling sequences, like long words, being broken up as follows:<pause>2 5 2<pause>8 9<pause>2 9
P E NWe also introduce helpful pauses when transitioning between numbers and letters in mixed alphanumeric sequences, as follows:<pause>E L O<pause>P E
P R MThis holds for any number, letter, or alphanumeric string. They will be spelled out in full if included in the parentheses of<pause>4 2 3<pause>G D D<pause>M L<pause>2 3<pause>5 4
spell(). Spell also works with common symbols like @ (at) or - (dash).
Let’s see how this works:
spell() applied to words
If I want the sentence to read:
“The name is spelled J O N, A T H, A N.”Input:
the name is spelled spell(jonathan).
- Coda
- Arcana
- Mist v3
spell() applied to numbers
For number sequences, if I want the sentence to read:
“The number is 4 2 5, 2 5 2, 8 9, 2 9.”Input:
the number is spell(4252528929).
- Coda
- Arcana
- Mist v3
spell() applied to alphanumeric sequences
The same goes for mixed alphanumerics. If I want the sentence to be read:
the account is r f, 5 4 3, d c, 2Input:
the account is spell(rf543dc2).
- Coda
- Arcana
- Mist v3
spell() applied to typographical symbols
| Symbol | Pronunciation |
|---|---|
@ | at |
_ | underscore |
- | dash |
. | dot |
the email address is h e l p, at, r i m e, dot, a iInput:
the email address is spell(help@rime.ai).
- Coda
- Arcana
- Mist v3

