Stay awhile and listen

[Aniki]

First go and watch this video (no rick-rolling, I promise), because it explains the idea nicely.
This is an attempt at doing that.

The way it works is that you first have to define a "word set":

globals
    integer my_word_set
endglobals

...

set my_word_set = swt_begin()
    call swt_word("word1", 0.0, 0.0, "path\\to\\some-sound-file-1.wav")
    call swt_word("word2", 0.0, 1.0, "path\\to\\some-sound-file-2.wav")
    call swt_word("word3", 1.0, 1.5, "path\\to\\some-sound-file-2.wav")
    call swt_word("word4", 2.71, 3.14, "path\\to\\some-sound-file-2.wav")
call swt_end()

...

after that you simply call the "say" function:

call swt_say(my_word_set, "word1 [w 1.0] word2 word3(p:0.85) word4(v:127)")

The above should play the sound of 'word1', wait for 1.0 second, then play 'word2', then 'word3' with pitch set to 0.85, and finally 'word4' with volume set to 127.

 

[Tasyen]

Nice kinda text 2 speech/Sound.
One would need many words to handle free conversions.

Although wordset 2 doesn't really work for me, cause I use an non english warcraft 3 version.