Re: Problems with Functions in C#

Re: Problems with Functions in C# Also, the internal specifier simply means that access to the variable is limited to the assembly, which is a fancy name for the program or library. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=359211#p359211 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list

Re: Problems with Functions in C#

Re: Problems with Functions in C# Ah OK. Well the app is about the most ugly thing I've ever seen. I have some vision, so I can attest to its ugliness. I made a few improvements to it though. It now has labels over each control so sighted people know what they do, though for screen reader

Re: Problems with Functions in C#

Re: Problems with Functions in C# Hello, no problem glad i could help.To answer few of your questions.The  internal static lineIs basically a variable, for example if i would add a text box using code.internal static TextBox MyBox {get; set;}Would be the same as adding it on the form

Re: Problems with Functions in C#

Re: Problems with Functions in C# Well, I got it working, thanks for the help. I must admit to not really understanding why that does what it does.These two lines I'm not sure about        internal static System.Speech.Synthesis.SpeechSynthesizer SpeechEngine { get; set; }Is that some sort

Re: Problems with Functions in C#

Re: Problems with Functions in C# Ah, thanks. I'll check it out. Really, there is no need for this app, its just something to help me learn, which is why I'm doing it. There is no real purpose. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=359191#p359191 -- Audiogames-reflector

Re: Problems with Functions in C#

Re: Problems with Functions in C# https://files.fm/u/byugz9nxAbove you can download the source code.I made a quick example with one text box and one combo box.instead of using a button to speak, just type something in the text box and press enter to make it speak.you still need to add

Re: Problems with Functions in C#

Re: Problems with Functions in C# https://files.fm/u/byugz9nx There you go a quick example i made you just have to add rate to it and such, also i didnt use a speak button just type text in the text box and press enter to make it speak. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid

Re: Problems with Functions in C#

Re: Problems with Functions in C# Also here is my own class for Text to speech.That i use in my own game.I hope the code is not to long.Just rename the namespace or call it from there.Also remove the jaws and nvda options.If you dont wish to use them.And you must also remove the Log

Re: Problems with Functions in C#

Re: Problems with Functions in C# I'll try it, I'm still not really good with classes and stuff of that nature. I'm just cobbling it together with almost no knowledge. To be honest, I'm surprised I got this far. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=359172#p359172

Re: Problems with Functions in C#

Re: Problems with Functions in C# In this case you need to create a accessor for your main form so you can call it from a static or outside class.So for example your name is called Form1Create a variable above the constructor within the class.internal static Form1 MyName {get;set;}Now

Problems with Functions in C#

Problems with Functions in C# OK, so I'm experiencing a highly frustrating set of circumstances. I am making an app that will allow you to type text and have it spoken by SAPI. That part is already done and is a windows forms app. You have the text box for typing, a control to adjust