Capturing text with out predictive or auto suggest
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markjhill@mail.com
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almost 3 years ago
Hi guys my question is is it possible to capture text input for a text to speech without using auto suggest or autocorrect in myscript
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Olivier @MyScript
said
almost 3 years ago
Dear Mark,
we are a bit puzzled, as this is not likely to happen.
How are you getting the result:
-Indeed, if exporting as TEXT (editor.export_(block, MimeType.TEXT, conf);), you are normally returned with only one result.
-If exporting as JIIX (editor.export_(block, MimeType.JIIX, conf);), how do you parse the JIIX? Indeed, each label is normally properly separated in the JIIX string, and such issue is not likely to occur (in that case, can you please attach your JIIX string result).
Please let us know the way you are getting your result.
Sorry maybe km not explaining myself correctly. So I just want to know how to stop myscript suggesting many words to me. If I write Mary as an Input I often get something like this : ManyMary for example.
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Olivier @MyScript
said
almost 3 years ago
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Dear Mark,
we are a bit puzzled, as this is not likely to happen.
How are you getting the result:
-Indeed, if exporting as TEXT (editor.export_(block, MimeType.TEXT, conf);), you are normally returned with only one result.
-If exporting as JIIX (editor.export_(block, MimeType.JIIX, conf);), how do you parse the JIIX? Indeed, each label is normally properly separated in the JIIX string, and such issue is not likely to occur (in that case, can you please attach your JIIX string result).
Please let us know the way you are getting your result.
markjhill@mail.com
Hi guys my question is is it possible to capture text input for a text to speech without using auto suggest or autocorrect in myscript
Dear Mark,
we are a bit puzzled, as this is not likely to happen.
How are you getting the result:
-Indeed, if exporting as TEXT (editor.export_(block, MimeType.TEXT, conf);), you are normally returned with only one result.
-If exporting as JIIX (editor.export_(block, MimeType.JIIX, conf);), how do you parse the JIIX? Indeed, each label is normally properly separated in the JIIX string, and such issue is not likely to occur (in that case, can you please attach your JIIX string result).
Please let us know the way you are getting your result.
Best regards,
Olivier
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Dear Mark,
as explained in your other post, disabling what you call "autocorrect" is not an easy use-case for our technology.
You can give a try to the custom lexicon solution proposed in the other post, and let us know if it answers your use-case?
Best regards,
Olivier
markjhill@mail.com
Olivier @MyScript
Dear Mark,
I mean your other post "Need someone to tweak...": https://developer-support.myscript.com/support/discussions/topics/16000024894
Best regards,
Olivier
markjhill@mail.com
Olivier @MyScript
Dear Mark,
we are a bit puzzled, as this is not likely to happen.
How are you getting the result:
-Indeed, if exporting as TEXT (editor.export_(block, MimeType.TEXT, conf);), you are normally returned with only one result.
-If exporting as JIIX (editor.export_(block, MimeType.JIIX, conf);), how do you parse the JIIX? Indeed, each label is normally properly separated in the JIIX string, and such issue is not likely to occur (in that case, can you please attach your JIIX string result).
Please let us know the way you are getting your result.
Best regards,
Olivier