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Date format for use with text to speech in Java

I have Dateone that I would like to format into text, which can be used using a text-to-speech mechanism. I am currently doing this manually using various SimpleDateFormats.

Examples of what should be the result of formatting:

  • January 25, two thousand at 18:00.
  • January 25, two thousand at 7 pm 5 pm
  • January 25, two thousand and eleven at 7 52 pm.

Any thoughts? Thank.

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Given the limited time and / or budget, I would probably use it SimpleDateFormatto create elements separated by delimiters, and then write my own function to convert this text into human-readable text.

So, I first convert to:
January|25|2001|6|00|PM
January|25|2000|7|05|PM
January|25|2011|7|52|PM

then parse the result into a custom format (depending on how I want to hear the audio date / time), then execute the text into speech. The number of edge cases seems to me low.

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