set Listening state using vaProxy?

[Hollywood_315]

Hey guys - working on a plugin here, can anyone inform me please if it is possible, using vaProxy, to set (not read, but set) the VA listening state (i.e. to Listening or Not Listening) inside the plugin? Apologies if this is documented but I couldn't find it.
Many thanks

[Pfeil]

It's not possible to do so directly, as far as I'm aware. the plugin/inline interface only allows you to get and set variables, or execute commands.

Your plugin would require a companion profile containing a command for it to execute to toggle the listening state.

[Hollywood_315]

That makes sense thanks for the reply. Would be a cool feature to have though, since Listening State now seems the only thing I need to manage outside my plugin i.e. in the profile. I'll keep an eye out to see if it gets introduced at some point. Cheers.

[Hollywood_315]

Just a polite bump to see if this has ended up on the roadmap somewhere.
It would be extremely useful to control VA listening on/off state from within the plugin.
Thanks!

[Exergist]

Did you submit this in the Feature Request section?

[Gary]

I wrote it down to remember to do this

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[Gary]

There will be some new proxy functions in the next beta (tomorrow, maybe?).

GetListeningEnabled()
SetListeningEnabled(boolean)

and the others (to complete the set):

GetShortcutsEnabled(), GetJoystickButtonsEnabled(), GetMouseButtonsEnabled()
SetShortcutsEnabled(boolean),  SetJoystickButtonsEnabled(boolean),  SetMouseButtonsEnabled(boolean)

[Hollywood_315]

Excellent, looking forward to check that out.
@Exergist will do next time.
Grtz

[Hollywood_315]

Hi there

Thought I'd try some testing with these but atm I get:
'VoiceAttack.VoiceAttackInvokeProxyClass' does not contain a definition for 'GetListeningEnabled'.
No implemented yet? v. 1.7.5 stable.

Cheers

[Pfeil]

Aha, this is still listed under the base class, however those functions have been moved to the "State" class instead.

E.G.

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VA.State.GetListeningEnabled();
VA.State.SetListeningEnabled(Boolean Value);

[Hollywood_315]

OK got it - thanks Pfeil

[Hollywood_315]

Works like a charm. Great feature guys - thumbs up for adding!