I am interested in using the 'Speech' package. These are in SAR files. How do I convert these files and then install them into squeak (vers 3.9) so that I can use them in a project? I am a complete newbie!! Jeff Billing
I *think* if you open a file list with the World Menu->open->file list and browse to your SAR file, an "install" button will appear in the file list.
Just press the button, and hopefully everything will work!
Rob
On Fri, May 23, 2008 at 8:37 PM, Jeffery Billing < jeffery.billing@bigpond.com> wrote:
I am interested in using the 'Speech' package. These are in SAR files. How do I convert these files and then install them into squeak (vers 3.9) so that I can use them in a project? I am a complete newbie!! Jeff Billing
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Here's a picture showing the "install" button once you highlight the file...
Rob
On Fri, May 23, 2008 at 9:00 PM, Rob Rothwell r.j.rothwell@gmail.com wrote:
I *think* if you open a file list with the World Menu->open->file list and browse to your SAR file, an "install" button will appear in the file list.
Just press the button, and hopefully everything will work!
Rob
El 5/23/08 10:00 PM, "Rob Rothwell" r.j.rothwell@gmail.com escribió:
I *think* if you open a file list with the World Menu->open->file list and browse to your SAR file, an "install" button will appear in the file list.
Just press the button, and hopefully everything will work!
Rob
And you could drag and drop into any Squeak 3.8 and newer. A menu like this shows.
The .sar files is like smart install, you could control different actions for different squeaks, made your dream about which packages and which versions, add complementary files like .jpg,.gif,.png or .wav, you named.
You could find small ones and big and complex ones and trust me its the only way you become your own Master and survive the raising number of Squeak versions.
If the .sar have "preamble", all this code is executed first. Then all code files ,st .cs, .mcz, etc, was loaded in order (if in preamble you don't have some different. And if you have a "postscript", this code is executed last.
Here you have a puzzle. http://wiki.squeak.org/squeak/5861
I have variants in the preamble like this
| misFotos listaArchivos member form str | Smalltalk version = 'SqueakLight' ifTrue:[ self fileInMemberNamed: 'MixedCurves.2.cs'. self fileInMemberNamed: 'MinimalSound.2.cs'].
self fileInMemberNamed: 'Morphic-Puzzle.47.cs'.
member _ self memberNamed: 'CatClubBallooning.jpg'. PuzzleMorph foto: (Form fromBinaryStream: member contentStream binary). member _ self memberNamed: 'Taunt011.wav'. PuzzleMorph sonido: (member contentStream binary). PuzzleMorph allPieces
So I develop in my own develop image, with all my tools and then made a .sar and could run into my SqueakLight of 3.7 mb, close and give a RTS (Run Time System) if I don't wish client knows is made in Squeak.
Off course , you could do any serious and not only fun...
Hi
It seems that speech is already in 3.9 Pay attention that klatt does not work with frnech like language :) Luciano sent me some more files so if you need I can dig on my HD.
Stef
On May 24, 2008, at 2:37 AM, Jeffery Billing wrote:
I am interested in using the 'Speech' package. These are in SAR files. How do I convert these files and then install them into squeak (vers 3.9) so that I can use them in a project? I am a complete newbie!! Jeff Billing
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Hello Stef, As you will see from my next post, I have successfully installed (at least I think I have) the speech program but I do not seem to be able to get the sound functions to work in Squeak at the moment (Both speaker and microphone work fine in Ubuntu so the problem must lie within Squeak). I would welcome any information that you have on the Speech program. I have a young student with very severe speech problems and I want to develop a program that will give her feedback when she 'approximates' a desired sound. My main need is to be able to analyse a sound and then determine whether or not it fits within certain parameters. It may well be that 'any sound' will initiate a 'reward' initially but of course I eventually want the sound to approach the 'correct' sound. Hope this make sense. Regards Jeffery. On Sun, 2008-05-25 at 22:25 +0200, stephane ducasse wrote:
Hi
It seems that speech is already in 3.9 Pay attention that klatt does not work with frnech like language :) Luciano sent me some more files so if you need I can dig on my HD.
Stef
On May 24, 2008, at 2:37 AM, Jeffery Billing wrote:
I am interested in using the 'Speech' package. These are in SAR files. How do I convert these files and then install them into squeak (vers 3.9) so that I can use them in a project? I am a complete newbie!! Jeff Billing
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Stef I am not sure whether or not you received this. So please excuse me if this is a second copy.
Hello Stef, As you will see from my next post, I have successfully installed (at least I think I have) the speech program but I do not seem to be able to get the sound functions to work in Squeak at the moment (Both speaker and microphone work fine in Ubuntu so the problem must lie within Squeak). I would welcome any information that you have on the Speech program. I have a young student with very severe speech problems and I want to develop a program that will give her feedback when she 'approximates' a desired sound. My main need is to be able to analyse a sound and then determine whether or not it fits within certain parameters. It may well be that 'any sound' will initiate a 'reward' initially but of course I eventually want the sound to approach the 'correct' sound. Hope this make sense. Regards Jeffery.
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