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Version 3.2.2 (Mar 25, 2018) - LeRoy Miller (C) 2018

added:
sayNumber(long number)
sayHours(long number)
sayMinutes(long number)
setAMPM(bool AMPM)

sayNumber code based on saynumber example code by Matt Ganis (C) 2018
say a number from zero to 999999999. Speaking not only the digits
but also the value (hundreds, thousands, millions). Thanks to Matt for
the idea.

sayHours also based on saynumber example code by Matt Ganis.
code formats military time (24 hour) to am/pm and speaks the digits.
code also sets a am/pm flag for sayMinutes.

sayMinutes also based on saynumber example code by Matt Ganis.
says the digits of a given number, adds a leading zero if needed.
says am/pm if set for setAMPM is true

setAMPM this is a bool and can be passed as 1 or 0 or true or false. The
default for this is true. In otherwords say AM/PM.
* The HAM chip is missing the words AM and PM, this function is
included, but doesn't do anything. *

  • Notes: AM or PM is actually set when you call sayHours. But said when calling
    sayMinutes - You may get unwanted results if you call sayMinutes before
    sayHours. One possiable work around is to setAMPM to false - these will
    set the flag for 24 hour (almost known as Military) time.

See sayNumber example sketch (Notice: saynumber example is left for historical reasons, it's a good example of how this all works.)

Added example of "say the name of the day when given the Month Day year"
This is only an example, but may find it's way into the library base at some point.
Lots of math, and comments on how it works this out.
This appears to work for any date in the 2000s. (but can be modified to work with
any date from 1700 to current * see the comments in the sketch)

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