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The first application †

Create Recognizer: †

We will use the static boost::python library (libboost_python.a) and the dynamic version of the Python library (libpython.so). We will change the path in the Makefile to point to your boost installation directory.

Let’s get some code running. You’ll need to include the correct headers, as you might imagine.

highlight(): the language, C++, is not supported.

These header files are added in the beginning of the program as usual.

Then move to the member function onInit()and add the following lines.

Note that you must initialize the Python interpreter directly (line 1). After initializing, the __main__ module is imported and the namespace is extracted. This results in a blank canvas upon which we can then call Python code, adding modules and variables.

Note: The initialization of interpreter, import of __main__ module and namespace is independent of the member functions that are first used in. Thus you can do this in some other member function like onAction() which is a loop function in Sigverse. The only requirement is that they should be used before using any python functionality. Also, you dont have to use loop/loop functions to initialize the interpreter.

Thus, its recommended to initialize the interpreter inside onInit() member function.

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Add event handler: †

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Create Grammar: †

...
GrammarBuilder CMD = new GrammarBuilder();
CMD.Append(new Choices("Please take a cup of",
                       "I need some",
                       "take a cup of"));

//Providence T. F. Green Internatinoal Airport
GrammarBuilder OBJ = new GrammarBuilder();
Choices OBJchoices = new Choices("coffee",
                                 "tea",
                                 "milk",
                                 "hot water");
OBJ.Append(OBJchoices);
OBJ.Append(new SemanticResultValue("Object"));

CMD.Append(OBJ);

//Boston Logan Internatinoal Airport
GrammarBuilder CTRL = new GrammarBuilder();
Choices CTRLchoices = new Choices("go back",
                                  "go ahead",
                                  "turn left",
                                  "turn right",
                                  "stop");
CTRL.Append(CTRLchoices);
CTRL.Append(new SemanticResultValue("CTRL"));

// Final choices
Choices finalChoices = new Choices("Hi",
                                   "Hello",
                                   "What is your name",
                                   "How are you",
                                   "How are you today",
                                   "How'r you",
                                   "Are you ready");
finalChoices.Add(CMD);
finalChoices.Add(CTRL);

//Final Grammar
GrammarBuilder dialogGrammar = new GrammarBuilder();
dialogGrammar.Culture = culture;
dialogGrammar.Append(new SemanticResultKey("Dialog",finalChoices));

// Load grammar
_speechRecognitionEngine.LoadGrammar(dialogGrammar);
...

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Import sigverse.dll †

Follow this tutorial import DLL

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Send result text to SIGverse †

sbyte[] String2Sbytes(string text)
        {
            sbyte[] osb = new sbyte[text.Length];
            byte[] b = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(text);
            for (int i = 0; i < b.Length; i++)
            {
                osb[i] = (sbyte)b[i];
            }
            return osb;
        }

void SendMessage2Agent(string hostname, string port, string agentname, string message)
        {
            MessageSender messageSender;
            sbyte[] rs = String2Sbytes(message + "\0");
            unsafe
            {
                sbyte[] _msgname = String2Sbytes("Microsoft Speech API");
                fixed (sbyte* _mn = _msgname)
                {
                    messageSender = new MessageSender(_mn);
                    fixed (sbyte* _hn = String2Sbytes(hostname))
                    {
                        if (messageSender.connect(_hn, Convert.ToInt32(port)))
                        {
                            LogLine("Connected to [" + hostname + ":" + port + "]");
                            sbyte* a = stackalloc sbyte[rs.Length];
                            for (int i = 0; i < rs.Length; i++)
                            {
                                a[i] = rs[i];
                            }
                            sbyte** _rs = &a;
                            sbyte[] agent = String2Sbytes(agentname);
                            fixed (sbyte* _agent = agent)
                            {
                                if (messageSender.sendto(_agent, 1, _rs))
                                {
                                    LogLine("message [" + message + "] has been sent to [" + hostname + ":" + port + "]");
                                }
                                else
                                {
                                    LogLine("error to send message to [" + hostname + ":" + port + "]");
                                }
                            }
                        }
                        else
                        {
                            LogLine("Can not connect to [" + hostname + ":" + port + "]. Please check ssh connection from SIGviewer");
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        // handle recognized event
        void SpeechEngine_SpeechRecognized(object sender, SpeechRecognizedEventArgs e)
        {
            ...

// Send message to SIGverse's Agent here
            SendMessage2Agent(_hostNameSIGverse.Text, _portSIGverse.Text, _agentSIGverse.Text, e.Result.Text.ToLower());

...
        }

Backup of The first application (No. 1)

The first application †

Create Recognizer: †

Add event handler: †

Create Grammar: †

Set input source for Recognizer: †

Start recognize: †

Send result text to an Agent in SIGverse †

Import sigverse.dll †

Send result text to SIGverse †