Enabling and Disabling Speech Recognition using Speech Recognition - C# Discussion Boards

Richard MacCutchan16-Jul-15 4:54

16-Jul-15 4:54

Yes, you should check the result of the MessageBox.Show message, and perhaps put a better message, and extra button, so the user can continue or cancel. Alternatively, if this error is unrecoverable, you should just exit aftger the message is dismissed by the user.

Re: i get a error invalid expresion

jamesmc153516-Jul-15 4:56

jamesmc1535

16-Jul-15 4:56

i fixed it my fault was i put the ) in but shudve put it iin the end, how do i close it im new here Poke tongue | ;-P

Re: i get a error invalid expresion

Richard MacCutchan16-Jul-15 4:58

Richard MacCutchan

16-Jul-15 4:58

jamesmc1535 wrote:
how do i close it

Close what?

Re: i get a error invalid expresion

jamesmc153516-Jul-15 5:00

jamesmc1535

16-Jul-15 5:00

well not close , u said if its marked as dismissed or something like that i should exit did you mean the program $Shucks | :-\$

Re: i get a error invalid expresion

Richard MacCutchan16-Jul-15 5:06

Richard MacCutchan

16-Jul-15 5:06

I don't know, it all depends on what the application is doing at the time, and what it is supposed to do in these circumstances. You may want to close the main form and then open some other form for further work, or you may just want to close the program.

help with login

jamesmc153516-Jul-15 2:49

jamesmc1535

16-Jul-15 2:49

okay so this is my problem , i have a button on a form and 2 textboxes,and what i want to do is "create a admin account" where i type into the text boxes "example" username :admin password :admin " and then have it moved on to the next form and if the password/username is incorrect have a message popping up. the messagebox isnt a problem, i just dont know about the username,and will i be able to do it without sql (temporary)?

Re: help with login

Richard MacCutchan16-Jul-15 2:59

Richard MacCutchan

16-Jul-15 2:59

You can store the username in your application properties as a temporary measure.

Enabling and Disabling Speech Recognition using Speech Recognition

Coder199915-Jul-15 6:19

Coder1999

15-Jul-15 6:19

Hello. I know there is a way to enable and disable speech recognition because you can do pretty much anything in c#. I am stuck on how to enable and disable speech recognition by using my voice. This is the scenario that I want to achieve.

When I say start listening I want my program to accept voice commands. When I say stop listening I want my program to reject all voice commands, apart from "start listening", however only listen out for the command "start listening" to enable full voice command control again.

Does anyone have any ideas on how I can go about doing this?

Re: Enabling and Disabling Speech Recognition using Speech Recognition

Richard MacCutchan15-Jul-15 7:00

Richard MacCutchan

15-Jul-15 7:00

Member 11839664 wrote:
Does anyone have any ideas on how I can go about doing this?

You probably need to start by creating a program that uses the Speech API and recognises those two phrases. Once you have that working you can move on to the more advanced aspects.

Re: Enabling and Disabling Speech Recognition using Speech Recognition

Coder199916-Jul-15 3:13

Coder1999

16-Jul-15 3:13

I've used SAPI to do that. Now what do i do

Re: Enabling and Disabling Speech Recognition using Speech Recognition

Pete O'Hanlon16-Jul-15 3:25

Pete O'Hanlon

16-Jul-15 3:25

What code do you currently have?

Re: Enabling and Disabling Speech Recognition using Speech Recognition

Richard MacCutchan16-Jul-15 4:55

Richard MacCutchan

16-Jul-15 4:55

No idea. This is your application so only you know what it is supposed to do.

Re: Enabling and Disabling Speech Recognition using Speech Recognition

Dave Kreskowiak15-Jul-15 13:58

Dave Kreskowiak

15-Jul-15 13:58

Set a flag in your application that denotes it's not supposed to process certain commands? Seems kind of obvious to me.

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Split a string into values

Farhad Eft15-Jul-15 5:48

Farhad Eft

15-Jul-15 5:48

Hi,

I receive a string from an API like this example:
{"id":"30535","email":"myemail@yahoo.com","first_name":"John","last_name":"Smith","gender":"male","friends":{"data":[{"name":"Helen Ford","id":"68304"},{"name":"Leo Pitt","id":"4732"}]

I'd like to split and save the values into these
string personId
string email
string firstName
string lastName
string gender

and for friends values into an array that contains these values "personId" and "name" (for each set of records)

I'd really appreciate it if someone could help me.

Re: Split a string into values

Abhipal Singh15-Jul-15 6:06

Abhipal Singh

15-Jul-15 6:06

It looks like serialized JSON. You can deserialize it into and object and access the values easily (and also, you can assign those values into string variables if you want).

There is a lot of material available on the internet regarding JSON handling in C#

Check some links below to help you out with JSON deserialization:
JSON example[^]
Deserialize JSON with C#[^]
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22580141/json-newtonsoft-deserialize-object-containing-a-list-of-string[^]

Re: Split a string into values

User 418025417-Jul-15 2:47

User 4180254

17-Jul-15 2:47

Refer below link, is this you are looking for -
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12676746/parse-json-string-in-c-sharp[^]

modified 20-Sep-20 21:01pm.

cant run access query Through C#

goldsoft14-Jul-15 21:20

goldsoft

14-Jul-15 21:20

hi
i have this query in access that run's excellent ! ,I called her MyQUERY

SELECT BK_LEVEL9.Aitur AS Aitur, Sum(BK_LEVEL9.M_NewQty) AS M_NewQty, Sum(BK_LEVEL9.ErrorCount) AS ErrorCount, (IIf([M_NewQty]<>0,Round(([ErrorCount]*100)/[M_NewQty],2),0)) AS ErrorProcc
FROM BK_LEVEL9
GROUP BY BK_LEVEL9.Aitur;

in my C# program i try to run her like this:

SQL = "SELECT Aitur,M_NewQty,ErrorCount,ErrorProcc from MyQUERY";
dsWorkKabat = new DataSet();
adp = new OleDbDataAdapter(SQL, Conn);
adp.Fill(dsWorkKabat, "MyQUERY");
adp.Dispose();

and i got this error:

You tried to execute a query that does not include the specified expression 'IIf(Not [M_NewQty]=0,Round([ErrorCount]*100/[M_NewQty],2),0)' as part of an aggregate function.

What could be the problem ?

thanks

Re: cant run access query Through C#

Wendelius14-Jul-15 21:36

Wendelius

14-Jul-15 21:36

You seem to be missing the formula from your GROUP BY clause. So try something like:

SQL

SELECT BK_LEVEL9.Aitur AS Aitur, 
       Sum(BK_LEVEL9.M_NewQty) AS M_NewQty, 
       Sum(BK_LEVEL9.ErrorCount) AS ErrorCount, 
       (IIf([M_NewQty]<>0,Round(([ErrorCount]*100)/[M_NewQty],2),0)) AS ErrorProcc
FROM BK_LEVEL9
GROUP BY BK_LEVEL9.Aitur,
         (IIf([M_NewQty]<>0,Round(([ErrorCount]*100)/[M_NewQty],2),0));

Task Exception Handling

Member 1183731414-Jul-15 10:03

Member 11837314

14-Jul-15 10:03

GrabMemberAndProductInformation - This method is adatabase call and returns a DataTable.

SetupAccountListForMember - This method takes in a dataTable, does some calculation on each record and then adds the record to a listbox.

try
{
Task fetchMemberAccounts = Task.Factory.StartNew<DataTable>(GrabMemberAndProductInformation)
 .ContinueWith(antecedent => SetupAccountListForMember(antecedent.Result), 
                                                         TaskScheduler.FromCurrentSynchronizationContext());

catch (AggregateException err)
{
   ...log error
}

Now when an exception is thrown the exception seems to be swallowed by the CLR and does not trigger the exception handling I have in place. Can someone explain to me why the catch block is not being triggered? Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
Matt

Re: Task Exception Handling

Eddy Vluggen14-Jul-15 10:34

Eddy Vluggen

14-Jul-15 10:34

You are creating a new thread. Exceptions occuring on the thread will not propagate to your catch-clause. The code on the thread ("task") needs its own exception handling.

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Re: Task Exception Handling

Pete O'Hanlon14-Jul-15 23:24

Pete O'Hanlon

14-Jul-15 23:24

Matt - in order to work out what errors are being thrown, you need to add an exception continuation to your task, so you would end up with the following:

Task errorTask = fetchMemberAccounts.ContinueWith(ex => { /* Handle the exception here */}, TaskContinuationOptions.OnlyOnFaulted);

Re: Task Exception Handling

Richard Deeming15-Jul-15 1:00

Richard Deeming

15-Jul-15 1:00

If you can upgrade to .NET 4.5, async / await makes this type of code much easier to write.

try
{
    DataTable data = await Task.Run(GrabMemberAndProductInformation);
    SetupAccountListForMember(data);
}
catch (DbException err)
{
    // NB: You can catch "real" exception types here,
    // instead of having to use AggregateException.
    ...
}

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Re: Task Exception Handling

Member 1183731415-Jul-15 8:52

Member 11837314

15-Jul-15 8:52

This worked nicely. Thanks for your help.
Matt

A New Task Scheduler Class Library for .NET

jwc jwc14-Jul-15 9:54

jwc jwc

14-Jul-15 9:54

In this example, the taskscheduler.dll only displays tasks from c:\windows\task folder. Win 7, 2008 and 2012 store the tasks in the c:\windows\system32\task folder. Also, the object type has to be a "Task Scheduler Object".

How can I get this to be compatible with 2008 and 2012?

Re: A New Task Scheduler Class Library for .NET

Richard Andrew x6414-Jul-15 10:00

Richard Andrew x64

14-Jul-15 10:00

jwc jwc wrote:
In this example,

In WHAT example?

The difficult we do right away...
...the impossible takes slightly longer.

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