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Interface: ISpeechRecognizer
The GetProfiles method returns a selection of the available user speech profiles.
Profiles are stored in the speech configuration database as a series of tokens, with each token representing one profile. GetProfiles retrieves all available profile tokens. The returned list is an ISpeechObjectTokens object. Additional or more detailed information about the tokens is available in methods associated with ISpeechObjectTokens.
The token search may be further refined using the RequiredAttributes and OptionalAttributes search attributes. Only tokens matching the specified RequiredAttributes search attributes are returned. Of those tokens matching the RequiredAttributes key, OptionalAttributes lists devices in the order matching OptionalAttributes. If no search attributes are offered, all tokens are returned. If no audio devices match the criteria, GetAudioInputs returns an empty selection, that is, an ISpeechObjectTokens collection with an ISpeechObjectTokens::Count property of zero.
See Object Tokens and Registry Settings White Paper for a list of SAPI 5-defined attributes.
SpeechRecognizer.GetProfiles(
[RequiredAttributes As String = ""],
[OptionalAttributes As String = ""]
) As ISpeechObjectTokens
An ISpeechObjectTokens object.
The format of selection criteria may either be Value or "Attribute = Value". Values may be excluded by "Attribute != Value".
See ISpeechRecognizer.Profile for related details.This code sample demonstrates the GetProfiles and Profile method. After creating an instance for a recognizer, GetProfiles polls the computer for available profile tokens. The results are displayed. The first one listed is the current profile. Clicking the button will change the current profile to the first different profile found.
To run this code, create a form with the following controls:
Paste this code into the Declarations section of the form.
The Form_Load procedure creates the recognizer. The string functions in the middle of the Form_Load loop lets the application display only the ID portion of the ID string; the complete ID string can be long, exceeding a reasonably sized label.
It is possible for your computer to have only one profile. To demonstrate this application, additional profiles should be added. Add new profiles through Speech properties of Control Panel.
Public SharedRecognizer As SpSharedRecognizer
Public theRecognizers As ISpeechObjectTokens
Private Sub Command1_Click()
Label1.Caption = ""
Dim currentProfile As SpObjectToken
Set currentProfile = SharedRecognizer.Profile
For i = 0 To theRecognizers.Count - 1
Set tokenObject = theRecognizers.Item(i)
If tokenObject.Id <> currentProfile.Id Then
Set SharedRecognizer.Profile = tokenObject
Label1.Caption = Label1.Caption & "New Profile installed: " & SharedRecognizer.Profile.GetDescription
Exit For
End If
Next i
End Sub
Private Sub Form_Load()
Set SharedRecognizer = CreateObject("SAPI.SpSharedRecognizer")
Set theRecognizers = SharedRecognizer.GetProfiles
Dim i, idPosition As Long
Dim tokenObject As SpObjectToken
Label1.Caption = ""
For i = 0 To theRecognizers.Count - 1
Set tokenObject = theRecognizers.Item(i)
Label1.Caption = Label1.Caption & tokenObject.GetDescription & vbCrLf
idPosition = InStrRev(tokenObject.Id, "\")
Label1.Caption = Label1.Caption & Mid(tokenObject.Id, idPosition + 1) & vbCrLf
Label1.Caption = Label1.Caption & vbCrLf
Next i
End Sub
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