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I have heard of several people using Emacs or Vim very effectively for voice coding. Does anyone have a good repertoire of Emacs or Vim dragonfly commands that they would be willing to share with Caster? Here is what caster has so far for Emacs https://github.com/dictation-toolbox/Caster/blob/develop/castervoice/apps/emacs.py. As far as I can tell, caster has no commands for Vim. You can just post a link to them here and I'll take care of pull requesting it. You will be given credit. Thanks a lot!
Fugou Nashi
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Apr 29, 2019, 7:40:13 PM4/29/19
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I'm working on emacs macros for dragonfly/aenea. It's probably usable now but I'm still adding and changing things. It's more comprehensive than what caster has but you'd have to convert it into caster's syntax and probably change macro names to suit too...
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Great thanks I look forward to seeing them. Caster does not have a different syntax than dragonfly. The only difference is that typically Caster likes to wrap their commands in "R()" which stands for registered action, and add a description to them. I can take care of that part of you just leave a few comments saying what the commands do. I am not really familiar with Emacs but I think I heard that a lot of customization is done through the Emacs config file written in Emacs lisp. if you're commands are specific to things in your config file perhaps you could post that as well if you think I would be helpful. Ultimately, I'll take anything you want to share, thank you very much.