some help with a script for vscode?

[Sam]

I'm making a grammar file for vscode and need some help to get over a roadblock

Code is in this paste https://pastebin.com/1F4r9mRH

If you check line 98, it works the first time around but when I say 'jump to 127' again it just types out 'jump to 127', is there any way I can avoid this and have dragon accept this as a command only?

Thanks, Sam

[dwk]

You could try setting Dragon to command-only mode instead of command+dictation mode. Not sure about your setup, but aenea also has a little client that can capture typed text and reinterpret it as a command. Otherwise, try using a different sequence of words. Sorry to be of such little help.

David

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Well as far as you can see, it's done correctly, I'm just running into a naming issue somewhere?

Thanks.

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[Hawkeye Parker]

Here's how I do it:

https://github.com/haughki/MyDragonflyModules/blob/master/code.py

You have to say the numbers one by one, so: 'show line one two five' to get to line 125. I remember having a little trouble getting this to work.

On Thursday, May 30, 2019 at 12:43:52 PM UTC-7, . wrote:

Well as far as you can see, it's done correctly, I'm just running into a naming issue somewhere?

Thanks.

On Thu, May 30, 2019 at 2:40 PM dwk <dwk...@gmail.com> wrote:

You could try setting Dragon to command-only mode instead of command+dictation mode. Not sure about your setup, but aenea also has a little client that can capture typed text and reinterpret it as a command. Otherwise, try using a different sequence of words. Sorry to be of such little help.

David

On Thu, May 30, 2019, 3:24 PM Sam <syf...@gmail.com> wrote:

I'm making a grammar file for vscode and need some help to get over a roadblock

Code is in this paste https://pastebin.com/1F4r9mRH

If you check line 98, it works the first time around but when I say 'jump to 127' again it just types out 'jump to 127', is there any way I can avoid this and have dragon accept this as a command only?

Thanks, Sam

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Thanks for that, I read something in the docs that makes it easier to say numbers in the way we're expecting, if you reply/respond a bit later i'll look it up and hopefully figure it out, sorry i'm at work right now.

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[Sam]

found it (shortintegerref) nevermind the others unless they're useful to you

navigation = MappingRule(

    name="navigation",

    mapping={

             "jump to <num>":       Key("c-g") + Text("%(num)d") + Key("enter"),

             #"go to <text>":      Key("c-p/200") + Text("%(text)s") + Key("enter"),

             "show problems":      Key("cs-m"),

             "show next error":    Key("f8"),

             "show previous error":Key("s-f8"),

             "cursor back":        Key("a-right"),

             "cursor forward":     Key("a-left"),

            },

    extras=[

            IntegerRef("n", 1, 9999),

            Dictation("text"),

            ShortIntegerRef("num", 0, 1000),

           ]

    )

[Caspar]

Bit late here but just wanted to add a couple things:

1. It's definitely easier to always develop your first prototypes of grammars in command-only mode. Say "switch to command mode" and "stop command mode" to toggle on/off.

2. If you try using ShortIntegerRef, make sure you're using Dragonfly2, i.e. dragonfly2 package on pypi, which comes from https://github.com/dictation-toolbox/dragonfly . The old dragonfly package has been unmaintained for a couple years and ShortIntegerRef was added just 2 months ago.

3. Make sure you give your elements unique names - in your sample of https://pastebin.com/1F4r9mRH , you have both an Integer and an IntegerRef element which are both named "n" - only one of them will actually be used (I'd guess the last one, but haven't checked).

4. If in doubt about whether you're saying a long number like 141 correctly (e.g. "is it one four one or one hundred forty one or hundred forty one?"), you can generally figure out the answer by looking at Dragonfly's code - there's nothing special about these elements, as they're just composed of "mini mapping rules" themselves: https://github.com/dictation-toolbox/dragonfly/blob/c8ebb79198fdbba719790236cb830e29701ec4a7/dragonfly/language/en/short_number.py (of course for ShortIntegerRef there is also explicit docs: https://dragonfly2.readthedocs.io/en/latest/language.html#shortintegerref ).

If you're still struggling with this, drop by the gitter channel and someone should be able to help you out: https://gitter.im/dictation-toolbox/dragonfly

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It seems to be working as expected now, I appreciate the response, I'll be sure to look out for the duplicate names as well, thanks.

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