Quote: Originally Posted by Bugbyte
Downloaded your app and started using it today. It works well and the best part was that I was able to easily configure it in about 10 minutes! I figured out the "parent-child" pretty quickly.
I let it running when I shut the car off so we'll see if it survives hibernation. That's been the biggest problem I've had with apps like Centrafuse.
Stupid, but exciting - I was able to use voice to automatically open and close my screen while driving! I bet the folks in rush hour were wondering what the hell was going on. Unfold. Fold. Unfold. Fold.
One suggestion is to code in an overarching "keyword" for the app to use so it ignores you unless you use that word "Computer, open screen". I coded it in as a parent line but that means for each grammar file I have to put it in.
An additional suggestion is to give it a user selectable option to respond to you "Computer open screen" "Executing command". Also, some feedback at the bottom of the window to let you know that it heard you even if it didn't understand you. It does tell you when it understands you but otherwise you can't tell if the app is working or not. Something like: "Unable to decode" or maybe even let the user put the text in. This should also be able to be spoken.
Also, I know it can send key strokes but is there a way to sendkeys to an application? I use FrodoSatX and it doesn't have hotkeys but you can use sendkeys. This might be useful for other apps.
Thanks for the beta. I've found it easy to use and so far no bugs, but we'll see today when I start the car and say "iBug, open screen"

I can easily impliment talkback. Also, I will put in a "hypothesis" bar that will display what it thinks you are saying, even if it doesn't confirm it.
I am almost finished with a spelling feature, that will let you type hands free.
This will all be on the next release.
btw, do you think that the response should be "Command recognized" or.. just simply say what the command is. "Open screen"
also.. i'm not sure if i documented this, but if you make the master command "independent", then you don't have to say the master command, just the child command.