RoboRealm Forum

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Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:11:00 EST

The variable you specify in the listen module will always be the same regardless of the phrase that is detected. So, if you specify "my_phrase" in the Listen module as the variable (seen in the docs as spoken_text) then anything the module detects will be the value of that variable. So in your case you would use

myStr = rr.getVariable("my_phrase")

and then test myStr for

if myStr = "Turn off" then etc.

Note that the phrase spoken is NOT a variable but in fact the value of a variable that always remains the same.

Note that the above syntax is not for a specific language as you did not indicate what language you are using.

STeven.

Use voice commands to control roborealm

Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:11:00 EST

I am trying to use voice commands to control RoboRealm with the API program. For example, if the user of my project says "Turn Off" I want roborealm to close. I know that I can close Roborealm by using rr.close(), but I cannot get the voice commands.

I have created variables with the Listen module and I am trying to use the getVariable function to get those variables for the voice commands. How do I go about using the variables in an if statement?

For example if I use getVariable("turn off"), then how do I declare it to be able to say IF turnoff = "Turn off". How do I check to see that the user actually said "turn off"?