[MV] Question for iListen veterans...

[tscheresky at micron.com]

Thanks Joe... I think I can roll my own, but I would like a suggestion
or insight into how you implemented the "Up 10 Lines" macro.  Did you do
it by repeating the following statement 10 times between try/end try:

typeKey "up arrow"

or is there a construct to tell AppleScript to execute the statement 10
times?  Thanks...

Todd    

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Todd,

What I did was create a collection of macros:
Up One Line, Up Two Lines, Up Three Lines, Up Four Lines, Up Five  
Lines, and Up Ten Lines.

I picked these numbers because that's what an older Dictation product  
(Power Secretary) did. I didn't add more because just doing these 6  
commands was tedious enough when multiplied by the number of cursor  
control commands I wanted.

I have these all in a command set that I could send anyone who's  
interested. I'll need to warn you though, you will probably have  
problems loading the set and some of the commands will need to be  
fixed by hand. At least that's what happens everytime I transfer the  
set between machines.

Joe Senecal

On Apr 23, 2006, at 8:15 PM, Chuck Rogers wrote:

> Todd (and everyone else):
>
> What you are trying to do is use a variable in a command name.  
> Unfortunately, with iListen 1.6.8 or earlier, you cannot have a  
> variable in a command name, so there is no way to do what you want  
> to do. There may be something that would do something similar in a  
> future version of iListen, but I have no other information at this  
> time.
>
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Chuck Rogers, Chief Evangelist
> MacSpeech, Inc.
>
>
> On Apr 23, 2006, at 9:57 PM, tscheresky at micron.com wrote:
>
>> I want to write a macro for iListen 1.6.8 which will allow me to  
>> press up arrow 1 through 40 times, depending on number I say when  
>> issuing the command.
>>
>> I know that the code for "up arrow one" would be:
>>
>> try
>>     typeKey "up arrow"
>> end try
>>
>> How would I modify this command to accept numbers 1 through 40?
>>
>> Thanks...
>>
>> Todd
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