On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 12:46 AM, Mark Lillibridge ... There has been some activity in the repository, but otherwise this matches my feelings as well. ... I...
On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 5:32 AM, Frank Olaf Sem-jacobsen ... Good to know. Which revision? Quintijn said the SVN version was broken at some point. Python...
I'm running with the head revision as of one month ago without problems. I'm using python 2.6.something. On a reasonably powerful computer 11.5 seems more...
... Hmm. Has anybody on this list started using voice coder in the last 12 months? Maybe the Yahoo group member count includes people that are set to "read...
You know, I have been wanting to use voice code for visual basic .net express but have not got around to it yet. I believe there was some requirements of...
Hallo, i would like to use it for web programming / php / javascript in eclipse or notepad++ but never tried it because the 11.5 problems i read from. I am new...
Happy to hear you work with voicecode and Dragon 11, Frank. I got stuck in the testing procedures, which may raise more problems than really exist. But anyway...
Php and javascript can be done in voicecode, with emacs as editor. Web programming (I think html coding) can more easily be done with the unimacro grammar...
... I tried to add a VoiceCode mode to Notepad++ a few months ago, got a "New connection" in the VoiceCode console, and haven't looked at it since. Thanks for...
Voicecode is facing great challenges from open source communities like Java, Python, Ruby, C/C++ on the voice recognition and TTS side of things. Nearly all...
Hi guys, I'm new and just started looking around, and the first thing I noticed is a bunch of dead links. The link to the FAQ on the front page and all of the...
Hello everyone, I've been working more on making a VoiceCode mode for Notepad++, partially as an exercise to become more familiar with the code and partially...
HI Taráz, I look forward to developments on new editors! I can be of little help at the moment. As far as I know the current version works with DNS 10, and in...
Hi Taráz, Nice to hear that someone is trying to connect VoiceCode to another editor! Note that, contrarily to adding support for a new programming language,...
Hello Alain, Thanks to you as well. I've already been referring to that page and have implemented the handshake protocol, and it works if I tell VoiceCode that...
Hello Quintijn, Thanks for your reply. I will have to upgrade, then. I'm hoping that my changes to VoiceCode itself will be relatively minor because I'm ...
I am pretty sure there is no interaction with Vocola or Unimacro. My feeling tells me you should study the messaging protocol (windows messages). Quintijn ... ...
... Look inside the code for the method that is sending the message requesting the name of the editor. That method probably has access to a list of permissble...
Go, Taraz! If you get this working and document how you got there, it will inspire others to get Eclipse and/or vim working. Jonathan ... Go, Taraz! If you get...
On Thu, May 24, 2012 at 2:39 PM, Desilets, Alain ... Yes, I saw that in tcp_server.py, and I will probably do that towards the end or whenever it becomes...
I think the python tcp like modules (sorry for the vague formulation) have been modernized from python 2.5 to python 2.6, maybe even more in python 2.7. As...
I suspect that the handshake did not happen correctly. How do you initiate the handshake? Is it done by invoking a Notepad++ macro of some sort? In Emacs as...
There is a plug-in for Notepad++ that allows running Python scripts. I've added a button to the toolbar that runs the script for performing the handshake and...
Hi Taráz, The question is how to get and set information from NatLink/voicecode into an active window. While emacs could (I think) also connect while not...
In addition to my own message: for new attempts I would favor http://code.google.com/p/pywinauto/ instead of the winguiauto base which I took. I am planning...
OK, there goes that theory then. I can think of several things that might be wrong. Hypothesis 1: DNS never actually hears you speak Hypothesis 2: DNS does...
