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Posted: **Fri Jul 01, 2016 1:08 pm**

Hola!

Thanks to this program I've started to learn Python because I'm trying to create my own speech recognition files for my flighsims.

Until now I've used to do something like this:

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# ++++ CALL TANKER
if speech.said("tanker"):
   	tanker_call()
   
def tanker_call():
	keyboard.setPressed(Key.Y)

But this way requires too much work, a function for each voice command. So, searching another way I've found that the lists could be a more effective solution. First I create a list with all the voice commands and later I can use their index as variable to use it with keyboard.setPressed. For example:

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comms = ["option01","option02","option03","option04"]

and later:

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mic= keyboard.getKeyDown(Key.Home)
if starting:
	something="none"


if mic & speech.said(something): #if the user press mic button and say "something"...
        commsOption = comms.index(something)
        sayMessage(commsOption)

def sayMessage(opt):
	
	keys=[Key.D1,Key.D2,Key.D3,Key.D4,Key.D5,Key.D6,Key.D7,Key.D8,Key.D9,Key.D0]
        keyboard.setPressed(keys[opt],True)

My question is: I have not yet been able to get work the first if (if speech.said(something):) Is not possible use speech.said in this way? Maybe I'm doing something wrong (as I said before I'm learning Python since a two weeks ago).

Thank you for your time.

Regards

Posted: **Tue Jul 05, 2016 11:53 am**

hi,

this sample code maybe help you:

exec in python, execute the command written in a string

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if starting:
	listcmd, listkey = ["one", "two", "three"], [ "Key.A", "Key.B", "Key.C"]

for i in range(len(listcmd)):
	if speech.said(listcmd[i]):
		exec("keyboard.setPressed(" + listkey[i] + ")")

Posted: **Wed Jul 06, 2016 2:07 am**

you could write that too:

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if starting:
	v, k = ["1", "2", "3"], [Key.A, Key.B, Key.C]

for i in range(len(v)):
	if speech.said(v[i]):
		keyboard.setPressed(k[i])

or with def function

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def ky(k):
	diagnostick.debug("key!!")
	keyboard.setPressed(k)

if starting:
	v, k = ["1", "2", "3"], [Key.A, Key.B, Key.C]

for i in range(len(v)):
	if speech.said(v[i]):
		ky(k[i])

or again with lambda function

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if starting:
	v, k = ["1", "2", "3"], [Key.A, Key.B, Key.C]
	ky = lambda k: keyboard.setPressed(k)

for i in range(len(v)):
	if speech.said(v[i]):
		ky(k[i])

lot solutions!! read the book!!

Posted: **Wed Jul 06, 2016 1:48 pm**

Very beautiful solutions! really. As newbie programmer I never cease to be amazed at the several ways to find a solution with python.

I'm going to test and carefully study all of them.

Thank you so much.

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