> I just created a standalone using a stack that had the externals set > to /Full/Path/to/revspeech.bundle and the externalPackages returned > "RevSpeech" (answer the externalPackages of this stack). This was > using 2.6.1 on OS X.4. I'm not sure how the speech commands are > working without the external being loaded in a standalone though. > > FWIW, I always check the externalPackages to see if an external has > loaded successfully. the externalPackages of a stack will always > report the name of the externals that have successfully loaded. >
What do you use for the full path to the external? I made a test app that uses this: /Users/sarah/Desktop/SpeechTest/SpeechTest.app/Contents/MacOS/externals/revspeech.bundle but this is a bundle folder which contains 2 revspeech files in differently nested folders. Should I be setting the external to one of them? The other thing that I have noticed is that the substacks of my app include one called: revExternalLibrary. I wonder if the speech stuff being copied into this automatically? In my test app, I have shown the following: - speech works perfectly without any setting of externals. - the externals, the externalPackages, the externalCommand & the externalFunctions all return empty. - if I set the externals to revSpeech.bundle, it makes no functional difference. The revSpeech.bundle then shows up when I query the externals, but the others all return empty. This is using Rev 2.6.1 and Mac OS X 10.4.3 So now I am just using speech without testing to see whether it is available, so I've made a general speech routine with an "on try ... error" structure. However I am confused about how Trevor managed to get some data out of the externalPackages when I can't in a brand-new plain test stack. I don't want to make a Bugzilla entry until I'm sure it isn't just me :-) Cheers, Sarah _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [email protected] Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
