I have a script which in the fullness of time will repeatedly (several hundred
times) run a list of commands as an Applescript. It will take a fair bit of
time to loop through because each iteration involves speech recognition.
My question is, will there be any meaningful speed advantage to storing the
AppleScript in a variable rather than field? This doesn’t mean finishing all
340 iterations faster, because the slowdown is the human thinking about the
question and giving a response. I’m thinking about a bit more responsivity
from
tell application "SpeechRecognitionServer"
local tresult, choicesLanguageModel, titem
set choicesLanguageModel to {"false", "slightly true", "mainly true",
"very true"}
set tPrompt to "item 6"
set tresult to listen for choicesLanguageModel with prompt tPrompt
giving up after 30
say tresult
return tresult
end tell
(I should say that the line "set tPrompt to "item 6”” looks a bit weird because
it is incremented under script control, and when that happens the indent is
lost.)
I know I could test, but if someone just knows….
Cheers
David Glasgow
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