Code and Alphanumerics
You can use Utterly Voice to type alphanumerics and to write code. As an option, when editing plain text files, Utterly Voice settings files, or code, you should consider using the Utterly Voice Editor.
Useful Commands 
The following table lists useful commands for code and alphanumerics. For a complete description of how these commands work, say "open help basic".
| Command | Mode | Description |
|---|---|---|
| "spacing on" | basic | turns auto spacing on |
| "spacing off" | basic | turns auto spacing off |
| "number" | basic | types a number |
| "camel" | basic | types words in camelCase |
| "bumpy" | basic | types words in BumpyCase |
| "snake" | basic | types words in snake_case |
| "kebab" | basic | types words in kebab-case |
| "smash" | basic | types words in smashcase |
| "big" | basic | types the first uppercase letter of each provided word |
| "small" | basic | types the first lowercase letter of each provided word |
Here are some example utterances using these commands:
| Utterance | Result |
|---|---|
| "camel variable name" | "variableName" |
| "number thirty five point three" | "35.3" |
| "bumpy class name" | "ClassName" |
| "snake variable name" | "variable_name" |
| "snake big constant name" | "CONSTANT_NAME" |
| "kebab file name" | "file-name" |
| "kebab big another file name" | "ANOTHER-FILE-NAME" |
| "smash apples bananas" | "applesbananas" |
| "smash big apples bananas" | "APPLESBANANAS" |
| "big looks good to me" | "LGTM" |
| "big looks small good to me" | "Lgtm" |
| "small athens bristol cuba" | "abc" |
| "small athens big bristol cuba" | "aBC" |
| "small athens bristol cuba stop number one two three" | "abc 123" (auto-spacing on), "abc123" (auto-spacing off) |
| "small athens bristol cuba stop underscore number one two three" | "abc_123" (with or without auto-spacing because underscore is not auto-spaced) |
| "file dot small turkey xenia turkey" | "file.txt" (with or without auto-spacing because dot is not auto-spaced) |
Programming Language Specific Modes
For each programming language that you use, you should create a mode for that language. For all of the syntax that you use in a language, you should consider whether normal speech recognition, the commands above, or custom commands can be used. You can activate and deactivate these modes as needed.
The Utterly Voice default settings includes a "web code" mode that is used to edit HTML. This website was created using this mode. There is also a "go" mode that is used to edit Go code. This application was created using this mode. You can use these modes as examples for other languages.
Editor Mode
The Utterly Voice default settings include an "editor" mode for the Utterly Voice Editor. If you do not use this editor, you can use this mode file as an example to create your own editor-specific mode.