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[foggy hazel]

I want to make my Jarvis keep listening until I give a command how to do it ?

[celest wyvern]

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[abstract sable]

How does it begin listening and when does it think the sentence ended?

I would make sense the text comeing as a stream but idk if its implemented like that

[foggy hazel]

It begins listening when I start the program

[abstract sable]

And ends listenin?

[foggy hazel]

After some time further program get executed

Listening....

Understanding.....

Error.....

This goes in a loop

[abstract sable]

So the end of the listen is after x seconds?

[foggy hazel]

Yes

I want it to keep listening until I give command

[abstract sable]

Idk what the module offers but id have a list of words and always append the next word to it

If it doesn't receive a word in a while clear it
If it looks like a valid sentence/command execute it and clear it

What module u use for speach recognition?

[foggy hazel]

Speech recognition

Pyttsx3

[abstract sable]

!pypi Pyttsx3

[celest wyvern]

pyttsx3 v2.90

Text to Speech (TTS) library for Python 2 and 3. Works without internet connection or delay. Supports multiple TTS engines, including Sapi5, nsss, and espeak.

Released on <t:1594057633:D>.

[foggy hazel]

Yes what to do?

[abstract sable]

Can u point to some docs? As far as i see it only says text doesn't read it

Found it u should use engine.connect onWord

Or whatever is explained in this docs

Under

Listening for events

Have a thread appending words to a list

And on the main thread see if the list contains a valid command

Of yes execute that command

Than list.clear()

On the thread when i receive a word take a timestamp

And on the main always checking thread check if the timestamp is older than 1m in wich case clear the list

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