# note you'll have to put the binbash header on the first line
#inaccurate demonstration script to tell time
#quiet="-q"

preamble="time_is_now"
postamble="buzz"
sayhours="hours"
sayminutes="minutes"
sayseconds="seconds"
num[1]="one"
num[2]="two"
num[3]="three"
num[4]="four"
num[5]="five"
num[6]="six"
num[7]="seven"
num[8]="eight"
num[9]="nine"
num[10]="ten"
num[11]="eleven"
num[12]="twelve"
num[13]="thirteen"
num[14]="fourteen"
num[15]="fifteen"
num[16]="sixteen"
num[17]="seventeen"
num[18]="eighteen"
num[19]="nineteen"
num[20]="twenty"
num[30]="thirty"
num[40]="fourty"
num[50]="fifty"

t=`date +"%I %M %S %p"`
re="^0?([0-9]+) 0?([0-9]+) 0?([0-9]+) ([AP]M)$"
[[ $t =~ $re ]] && h="${BASH_REMATCH[1]}" && m="${BASH_REMATCH[2]}" && s="${BASH_REMATCH[3]}" && ampm="${BASH_REMATCH[4]}"
ampm=`echo $ampm | awk '{print tolower($0)}'`
hour=${num[$h]}
min=${num[$m]}
sec=${num[$s]}
if [ -z "$min" ] 
then
    mu=$(($m%10))
    mm=$(($m-$mu))
    min=${num[$mm]}
    minu=${num[$mu]}
fi
if [ -z "$sec" ] 
then
    su=$(($s%10))
    ss=$(($s-$su))
    sec=${num[$ss]}
    secu=${num[$su]}
fi

aplay $quiet fvox/$preamble.wav
aplay $quiet  fvox/$hour.wav
aplay $quiet fvox/$min.wav
if [ -n "$minu" ]
then
    aplay $quiet fvox/$minu.wav
fi

aplay $quiet fvox/$ampm.wav
aplay $quiet fvox/$postamble.wav