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 =====Speech Recognition (Shared)===== =====Speech Recognition (Shared)=====
  
-//by Rob Jeffs, February 2017//\\ \\  The code below demonstrates Command and Control speech recognition for a Shared Recognizer, via the API route (not COM automation/ActiveX). Although, confusingly, the first unavoidable step is to create an instance of a speech recognizer object using COM automation!\\ \\  Microsoft's online documentation provided the basis for this demonstration, including examples of xml Grammar files. The documentation contains object method lists in VTable order, which relate to the offsets in the SYS commands below; however, be aware that method tables include methods inherited from other objects.\\ \\  When running the code, the operating system may open a set-up wizard if speech recognition hasn't been used before. Because we're using a shared recognizer, this means that the desktop and other applications may also be listening for commands spoken by the user. A small 'User Interface' should appear, through which the microphone can be turned on and off. A related menu can be accessed via the icon bar, and it may be necessary to adjust the speech recognition language to English-US via the Control Panel / Advanced Speech Options. (The best results were obtained using a plug in microphone, without training.)\\ \\  Note: IIDFromString and CLSIDFromString perform identical functions\\ \\ +//by Rob Jeffs, February 2017//\\ \\  The code below demonstrates Command and Control speech recognition for a Shared Recognizer, via the API route (not COM automation/ActiveX). Although, confusingly, the first unavoidable step is to create an instance of a speech recognizer object using COM automation!\\ \\  Microsoft's online documentation provided the basis for this demonstration, including examples of xml Grammar files. The documentation contains object method lists in VTable order, which relate to the offsets in the SYS commands below; however, be aware that method tables include methods inherited from other objects.\\ \\  When running the code, the operating system may open a set-up wizard if speech recognition hasn't been used before. Because we're using a shared recognizer, this means that the desktop and other applications may also be listening for commands spoken by the user. A small 'User Interface' should appear, through which the microphone can be turned on and off. A related menu can be accessed via the icon bar, and it may be necessary to adjust the speech recognition language to English-US via the Control Panel / Advanced Speech Options. (The best results were obtained using a plug in microphone, without training.)\\ \\  Note: IIDFromString and CLSIDFromString perform identical functions 
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 +<code bb4w>
    INSTALL @lib$+"COMLIB"    INSTALL @lib$+"COMLIB"
    PROC_cominit    PROC_cominit
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    REPEAT    REPEAT
  
-   REM Poll the speech recognition event queue +     REM Poll the speech recognition event queue 
-   spevent.lparam%=0 +     spevent.lparam%=0 
-   REM GetEvents by calling RecoContext method +     REM GetEvents by calling RecoContext method 
-   SYS !(!rc%+44),rc%,1,spevent{},0 +     SYS !(!rc%+44),rc%,1,spevent{},0 
-   IF spevent.lparam%<>0 THEN +     IF spevent.lparam%<>0 THEN 
-   REM GetText by calling a Result method (Result is object in lparam%) +       REM GetText by calling a Result method (Result is object in lparam%) 
-   SYS !(!spevent.lparam%+20),spevent.lparam%,-1,-1,0,^text%,0 +       SYS !(!spevent.lparam%+20),spevent.lparam%,-1,-1,0,^text%,0 
-   REM Make string from GetText +       REM Make string from GetText 
-   T$="":a=0 +       T$="":a=0 
-   REPEAT +       REPEAT 
-   c=text%?a:a+=2:IF c<>0 THEN T$+=CHR$(c) +         c=text%?a:a+=2:IF c<>0 THEN T$+=CHR$(c) 
-   UNTIL c=0 +       UNTIL c=0 
-   PRINT T$ +       PRINT T$ 
-   REM Release memory used for GetText +       REM Release memory used for GetText 
-   SYS `CoTaskMemFree`,text% +       SYS `CoTaskMemFree`,text% 
-   REM lparam% contains object pointer to RecoResult +       REM lparam% contains object pointer to RecoResult 
-   PROC_releaseobject(spevent.lparam%) +       PROC_releaseobject(spevent.lparam%) 
-   ENDIF+     ENDIF
  
-   WAIT 4+     WAIT 4
    UNTIL FALSE    UNTIL FALSE
    END    END
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    PROC_comexit    PROC_comexit
    ENDPROC    ENDPROC
 +</code>
        
-\\ \\  Here's the xml source required for recognizing the names of BASIC colours. It can be entered via Notepad and should be saved as GrammarColor.xml\\ \\ +Here's the xml source required for recognizing the names of BASIC colours. It can be entered via Notepad and should be saved as GrammarColor.xml 
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 +<code xml>
   <grammar version="1.0" xml:lang="en-UK" mode="voice" root="ruleColors" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2001/06/grammar" tag-format="semantics/1.0">   <grammar version="1.0" xml:lang="en-UK" mode="voice" root="ruleColors" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2001/06/grammar" tag-format="semantics/1.0">
  
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   </grammar>   </grammar>
 +</code>
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