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Bool Sapi. sapi_windows_vt100_support (resource $stream ? bool $enable = null) bool If enable is null the function returns true if the stream stream has VT100 control codes enabled false otherwise If enable is a bool the function will try to enable or disable the VT100 features of the stream stream .

I would like to be able to select an alternative voice for my TextToSpeech output I am using the ComObject SAPISPVoice but I am finding that I cannot change the actual voice used (BTW I am using SAPISPVoice because it works in both PowerShell Core and PowerShell Desktop on Windows 10) $ {PromptTTS} = NewObject ComObject SAPISPVoice.

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Building from SourceUsagePlacing Required DllsFunctionsmake sure to clone this repository recursively as this repository depends on the original tolk repo Then run Note this will build the extension using the generated c code present in the repositoryBy doing so you are not required to have cython installed in your machineIf you would like to build directly from the pyx file you will have to install the requirements which as of now are only cython and setuptools And set the environment variable BUILD_CYTOLK As of 017 it is now possible to use a context manager to utilize tolk&#39s functionality Using tolkload() and tolkunload() is still possible but not preferred Note as of cytolk 016 placing the DLLS is no longer required as the library automatically modifies the search path to detect the DLLS that are packaged with the extension it&#39s selfCytolk needs to find the required DLLS so that the wrapped c library can interface to your current screen reader For this to work the libraries ned to be placed in the directory where your program is runningFinding those libraries can be annoying some times and so the wheel you install already comes packaged with the libraries you will need based on your architecture This means that if you are using a 32 bit version of python the libraries you will find in the wheel you install will be only 32 bitBut how do we go about doing this? EasyCytolk provides also a command line interface which allows you to just do thatWhat you are looking for is this This command will just place the required libraries you will need in your current directory avoiding you to have to copy them manually Suggestion t Note some if not all of the documentation has been added following the already present documentation on the original tolk documentation adapting it to the name of the functions present on this extensionShould you be interested on more detailed documentation you will be able to find so in the original tolk repository Second note in version 017 calling functions will raise an exception if cytolk hasn&#39t been loaded The only functions which are not subject to this are 1 tolkload 2 tolkis_loaded 3 tolkunload 4 tolktry?sapi 5 tolkprefer_sapi.

ISpRecognizer::SetInput (SAPI 5.3) Microsoft Docs

SAPI(SAClient_t eSAClient bool unloadAPI=false) This constructor set the SAPI object with DBMS API ie one of the values of SAClient_t It throws SAExceptions.

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SAPI (bool unloadAPI=false) Default constructor SAPI (SAClient_t eSAClient bool unloadAPI=false) SQLAPI_THROW(SAException) Initializes the object with specific DBMS API type virtual ~SAPI A destructor More void setClient (SAClient_t eSAClient) SQLAPI_THROW(SAException) Assigns an DBMS client for the API class More SAClient_t.