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fluxor

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"Wait for spoken response [1..100]" Not working with german
« on: February 06, 2020, 07:40:27 AM »
Hi

I try to make a command in German language.
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Wait for spoken response: '[1..100]'When I say 1 in German (= "eins") I get a "@@invalid".

EDIT: numbers from 0 till 20 are not working. Numbers bigger 20 are working  :o

When I use
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Wait for spoken response: 'eins;zwei;drei'And I say 1 (= "eins") it works.

When I use [1..100] in "When I say" it works as expected. ("eins" interpreted as 1)

Any ideas what I'm doing wrong or workarounds?

Gary

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Re: "Wait for spoken response [1..100]" Not working with german
« Reply #1 on: February 06, 2020, 09:59:03 AM »
Not sure what's going on there, fluxor.  My first inclination was to ask if you were using a German speech engine, but you had mentioned that values over 20 work fine.  The speech engine is being fed (in your case) 1 through 100 the same way regardless of language (that is, there is no special handling for English/German/Spanish/etc.).  I'll keep my eye open to see if there is a fix somehow.  Thank you for bringing it to my attention!

fluxor

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Re: "Wait for spoken response [1..100]" Not working with german
« Reply #2 on: February 06, 2020, 12:37:04 PM »
Hi Gary,

please let me know if you need any logfiles or so.


EDIT:

Pfeil told me in this thread to reload the profile to recreate the tokens in 'When I say' fields.

And yes, I had to reload the profile. Now it works! ;D