Hi gents,
A while ago you helped me set a nap timer, so that I could say "Wake me up in 10 minutes", or wake me up in "20 minutes"...
VC.SetEventTimer {1} Alarm
Then we had the following payloads...
600 10 minutes
900 15 minutes
1200 20 minutes
1500 25 minutes
1800 30 minutes
2100 35 minutes
2400 40 minutes
2700 45 minutes
3600 an hour
The issue I have now is that I want be certain I was correctly heard, so I want him to say "I will wake you again in 10 minutes". So I added the following...
TTS.SpeakSync I will wake you again in {1} minutes
That works apart from the fact he now says "I will wake you again in 600 minutes".
I thought I would be able to do it by setting up a bunch of Results.Replace commands...
Results.Replace 600 1
Results.Replace 900 15
TTS.SpeakSync I will wake you again in {1} minutes
That doesn't work, primarily I imagine because I am an uneducated baboon.
Can someone correct my dreadful handy work?
-P
Sorry mate, I still don't see the answer... I want to make it so that when Vox sees the result "600 seconds" the TTS speaks the words "10 minutes" instead of 600 seconds...
I can get the timer to work fine, I just want it to repeat back to me the command so that I know Vox heard me correctly.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
-P
Use friendly payloads {pf.1} to get the phrase part of the payload.
Quote from: MrWolf on January 15, 2013, 02:25:05 PM
I thought I would be able to do it by setting up a bunch of Results.Replace commands...
Results.Replace 600 10
Results.Replace 900 15
TTS.SpeakSync I will wake you again in {1} minutes
That doesn't work, primarily I imagine because I am an uneducated baboon.
if you did want to go this route, it is important to realize that Results.Replace operates on {lastResult}, not on the value of {1}. So you would first need to put the value of {1} into {lastResult}. To do that use Results.SetLastResult and use {1} as the parameter. But for your current task friendly payloads are better. ^-^
from the action description in VC:
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Performs a replace on {lastresult}
any occurences of <old string> will be replaced with <new string>
the result after replacement is placed back into {lastresult}
As always my friend, you are a genius. Works great :)
-P