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How do you get Dragonfly going with WSR?

Submitted by Xanadu on Sun, 07/12/2009 - 03:39.

I would like to check Dragonfly's performance with WSR to see if continuous command recognition is bad as it is with Vocola.

How do you get Dragonfly going with WSR?

Then, how do you load custom commands?

Thanks.

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Easier than DNS

Submitted by Christo on Sun, 07/12/2009 - 18:35.

Getting Dragonfly to work with WSR is actually much easier than for DNS, because the latter requires Natlink to sit in between. Dragonfly provide support for WSR directly, without any middle man.

For people like yourself, Xanadu, who use both of these systems I've created a small command-module loader. It allows command-modules (macros) that you use with Natlink to be loaded into WSR without any modification. The caveat being that these macros must use Dragonfly instead of Natlink to interact with the SR engine, for obvious reasons. Smiling

Setup instructions:

1. Install Python (v2.5 recommended).
2. Install Dragonfly (easy installer available on the project page).
3. Create a directory in which to store your custom command-modules (directory can be anywhere you like).
4. Copy the examples/dfly-loader-wsr.py file from where you installed Dragonfly into your new directory.
5. Place all the custom command-modules (*.py files) you want into that new directory.
6. Run the dfly-loader-wsr.py file in the new directory; it will pop up a message box showing you what it's doing.
7. Have fun! Smiling

Seven steps, of which the seventh is of course most important, might seem like a lot but they're actually all quite trivial: install, copy file, run.

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