moa wrote: > I have been playing with the speech recognition package to try and do > a totally voice controlled application. However, the current api makes > this impossible. > > I can get an application to talk to the user and then the user can > talk back to the application. I can then process this reply and then > move on to the next interaction with the user. All by voice. > > This all works fine when the recogniser returns values for me to > process. However, if the recogniser fails to get any match or the user > says nothing, a dialog appears asking them to try again. At this point > the user must press a button. > > This should not be forced behaviour. It should be possible to pass a > parameter to the recogniser to indicate that the dialog should not > appear, and an array of zero results should be returned in the same > manner as if actual results were found. This way physical user > intervention could be avoided if the developer (me in this case) > required none. > > Is there a better place to log this as a feature request?
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