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How to list the values in Speech.Recognition.Choices?
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In my vb.net winforms voice enabled app, I want to display to the user a list of available commands. By available, I mean the commands the speech engine is supposed to recognize. In my app there will be a limited set of about 50 or so.
( I know what commands are SUPPOSED to be there because my code added them to a supposedly empty grammar. In addition to helping the user, actually querying the engine will validate that it contains what it is supposed to contain.)
How do I pull the current values from the Speech.Recognition.Choices
In debug mode, this works to return the items one at a time (zero is an example element).
DirectCast(sc.ValidCommand
But the same code is not recognized by my winforms app when I try to add it. It will not compile because it says Oneof is not a member of Speech.Recognition.Choices
(Windows XP, Speech SDK 5.1, Net Framework 4.)
Any help appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
( I know what commands are SUPPOSED to be there because my code added them to a supposedly empty grammar. In addition to helping the user, actually querying the engine will validate that it contains what it is supposed to contain.)
How do I pull the current values from the Speech.Recognition.Choices
In debug mode, this works to return the items one at a time (zero is an example element).
DirectCast(sc.ValidCommand
But the same code is not recognized by my winforms app when I try to add it. It will not compile because it says Oneof is not a member of Speech.Recognition.Choices
(Windows XP, Speech SDK 5.1, Net Framework 4.)
Any help appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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