1. Write data to an internal resource, which can be parsed by the user EA, if it knows the path to that resource and will work in parallel. What the Expert Advisor will do with the read information, only the user knows.
2. It can send data to an ordinary file, which the Expert Advisor will include as a resource and "digest" its content using its algorithms.
It seems that the EA using the voice engine from Windows will not be able to enter the market. Here you have an insurmountable boundary in the development of marketable EAs).
A pity, of course. In the future, gesture control might be possible.
Реter Konow: It looks like there's no way to enter the market with an EA that uses the voice engine of Windows. So much for the insurmountable boundary in the development of sellable EAs).
A pity, of course. In the future, gestural control might be possible.
To me the idea of giving voice commands to the terminal or listening to what EA is saying looks like a kind of neurosis about to turn into a complicated form of psychosis or other illnesses
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imho, only to poke fun at the possibilities of technology
ZS:
I use OK-Google on the phone, handy search, practical, probably a PC to use multimedia or Internet surfing
but what can i tell the terminal? open an order! price go faster to the take! WOW, WOW!
To me the idea of commanding a terminal with voice commands or listening to what EA is up to looks like some kind of neurosis about to develop into a complicated form of psychosis or related illnesses
)))
imho, only to poke fun at the possibilities of technology
ZS:
I use OK-Google on the phone, handy search, practical, probably a PC to use multimedia or Internet surfing
but what can i tell the terminal? open an order! the price goes faster to the take! WOW, WOW!
)))
the idea is not voice control of the terminal and the universe ))), but voice guidance. Let's say every five minutes to sound out the price of an instrument from a set, or have the ability to set up voice alerts. Such thing as "Alerts" exist in the terminal, when they are triggered a short sound signal is played, but what instrument it refers to, it is impossible to understand
My owl only prepares the text for playback by the engine built into the windup
write it in a file, in MQL5/Files and explain how to put the windows engine on it. For unix/linux it's a script literally in a few lines, for powershell I suspect the same.
Would the Market Advisor be able to write a text file as a resource?
Then I would form the file with closed code and change the extension with open code and play it back
Try it. Trying, as they say, is not a torture)
I've started to try it out and now I have a question.
The winapi\fileapi.mqh library
how come the CopyFileW function is missing?
Started trying it out and now I have a question.
The winapi\fileapi.mqh library
how come the CopyFileW function is missing?
oops )
What gets in the way is that the vbs script accesses the windows voice engine
I think you're riding a very complicated wheel :)
there are free voice engines from mcrosoft and google
Microsoft's is googled in the first few querieshttp://speech-text.narod.ru/chap5.html
well and on the subject, you are not the first to find \MQL5\Include\WinAPI
but the MQ policy has not been changed:
- security of MQL programs must be ensured, so all freely distributed programs must work inside "MQL sandbox" (calls, access to files)
- for personal use or as tutorials, you may use the possibility to call .dll
It looks like there's no way to enter the market with an EA that uses the voice engine of Windows. So much for the insurmountable boundary in the development of sellable EAs).
To me the idea of giving voice commands to the terminal or listening to what EA is saying looks like a kind of neurosis about to turn into a complicated form of psychosis or other illnesses
)))
imho, only to poke fun at the possibilities of technology
ZS:
I use OK-Google on the phone, handy search, practical, probably a PC to use multimedia or Internet surfing
but what can i tell the terminal? open an order! price go faster to the take! WOW, WOW!
I think you're making up some kind of complicated bicycle :)
there are free voice engines from microsoft and google
Microsoft is googled in the first few querieshttp://speech-text.narod.ru/chap5.html.
well and on the subject, you are not the first to find \MQL5\Include\WinAPI
but the MQ policy has not been changed:
- security of MQL programs must be ensured, so all freely distributed programs must work inside "MQL sandbox" (calls, access to files)
- for personal use or as tutorials, you may use the possibility to call .dll.
This would be a waste of time.
My owl only prepares text for playback by the engine built into the windup
To me the idea of commanding a terminal with voice commands or listening to what EA is up to looks like some kind of neurosis about to develop into a complicated form of psychosis or related illnesses
)))
imho, only to poke fun at the possibilities of technology
ZS:
I use OK-Google on the phone, handy search, practical, probably a PC to use multimedia or Internet surfing
but what can i tell the terminal? open an order! the price goes faster to the take! WOW, WOW!
)))
the idea is not voice control of the terminal and the universe ))), but voice guidance. Let's say every five minutes to sound out the price of an instrument from a set, or have the ability to set up voice alerts. Such thing as "Alerts" exist in the terminal, when they are triggered a short sound signal is played, but what instrument it refers to, it is impossible to understand
that would be a waste of time.
My owl only prepares the text for playback by the engine built into the windup
write it in a file, in MQL5/Files and explain how to put the windows engine on it. For unix/linux it's a script literally in a few lines, for powershell I suspect the same.