Well it shows up when quoting it, but it disappears when I try to post it. So probably part of your post is being interpreted as HTML tags.

Otherwise, I can't advise on the issue

Bruce

Wow. The first post to blow us up.

I managed to get it working by using the rich text editor for input then submitting it.

Skip

Update: I figured out what it was. An update was required that I was unaware of. Fixed now.

Hello Mark,

Try the code below. Instead of your keystrokes, which are probably secure and faster, you can also do another recognitionMimic.

Note the two backslashes: they are by python converted into one backslash, meaning "Capitalize that" is considered as a spoken form. I do not understand this, as it is clearly a command. I couldn't find this command in the command browser though.

Note 2: "Capitalize that" only works in a select and say window, or possibly on the last phrase you spoke.

Note 3: "Capitalize that" works slightly different as the python function "string.capwords": NatSpeak doesn't capitalize small words like "for", "in", "the" etc.

Note 4: In your cut and playString example you can also consider to put the new string on the clipboard and paste again. Faster in some situations. You can most easily do this by using some unimacro functions.

Success, greetings, Quintijn

    def gotResults_test(self,words,fullResults):
        """ try recognition mimic
        """
##        natlink.playString("{home}{shift+end}")
        natlink.recognitionMimic(['select', 'line'])
        time.sleep(0.1)
        natlink.recognitionMimic(['\\Capitalize', 'that'])