Relative to the speech recognition, and there only being several hundred
iterations, I would say hardly. if it added 20 milliseconds to a process that
takes many tens of minutes (I suspect the speech has to be uttered in real
time) I hardly call that a delay.
Bob S
> On Jul 3, 2019, at 03:28 , David V Glasgow via use-livecode
> <use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
>
> 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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