SWI_literal: does it accept properties as per SISR?

[moshe]

In grammar fiiles, I'd like to know if the I can use properties attached to SWI_literal.

According to the SISR spec, I can use a construct such as

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<tag>out.foo="bar"</tag>

and in my field element use

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<field name="alpha" slot="foo">

and, on recognition, the field element's alpha will contain "bar."

I'd like to know if:

(a) Whether

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<tag>SWI_literal.foo="bar"</tag>

is supported. My current code isn't working, and if SWI_literal cannot have properties, that'd explain why my code is not working.

(b) If the slot attribute is supported, i.e., if

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<field name="alpha" slot="foo">

is supported.

[support]

Using the IVR system:

"(a)" is not supported, the SWI_literal cannot have properties.

"(b)" is supported, the slot attribute of the <field> tag is supported.

[moshe]

How can I get an interpretation and slot to work if SWI_literal.answer is not supported? Do I use

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<tag>answer="foo"</tag>

and

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slot="answer"

or something else?

[support]

Yes, using the <tag> that will work. Here is an example IVR code snippet:

<var name="name"/>
...
<tag>
name="Garfield"
</tag>
...
<field name="title" slot="name" />

In this IVR example, the field title gets the string value "Garfield".