XPost: alt.comp.os.windows-10, alt.comp.os.windows-11
From: wolf@greenblatt.net
On Mon, 25 Nov 2024 22:42:09 +0100, Herbert Kleebauer wrote:
> On 09.11.2024 05:14, Wolf Greenblatt wrote:
>
>> Many of my programs are those you wrote that I found on the archives for
>> this newsgroup whenever I search for things - like your spelling program.
>>
>> I love that it gives me three chances to spell a word and if I get it
>> right, then it removes the word from my misspelled word list.
>
> Just found out, that it doesn't work properly in Win11, you have to
> insert a small pause before the word is spoken:
>
> cscript //nologo speak.vbs " %*"
>
>:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
>:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
>
> @echo off
>:: you have to create spell.txt with the words to be spoken
>:: enter x to terminate program
>
> chcp 65001>nul
>:: win11 Terminal doesn't support mode con
>:: MODE CON: COLS=50 LINES=10
>:: color f0
> cls
>
>::echo createobject("sapi.spvoice").speak wsh.arguments(0)>speak.vbs
>
>:: or with rate/volume specified
> echo Set sapi = createObject("sapi.spvoice") >speak.vbs
> echo sapi.Rate = -3 >>speak.vbs
>::echo sapi.Volume = 100 >>speak.vbs
> echo sapi.Speak wsh.arguments(0) >>speak.vbs
>
> for /f "tokens=*" %%i in (spell.txt) do call echo %%random%% %
i>>spellerr.txt
> sort /o spelltmp.txt spellerr.txt
> del spellerr.txt
> set /a ok=0
> set /a not_ok=0
>
> for /f "tokens=1*" %%i in (spelltmp.txt) do call :sub %%j
>:end
> del speak.vbs
> del spelltmp.txt
> echo.
> echo %ok% Wörter richtig, %not_ok% Wörter falsch
> echo.
> pause
> exit
>
>:sub
> echo.
> set /a n=0
>:sub1
> set /a n=n+1
> if %n%==3 goto :sub2
>:: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/
esktop/ms717077(v=vs.85)
> cscript //nologo speak.vbs " %*"
> set a=
> set /p a=
> if /i "%a%"=="x" goto :end
> if /i not "%*"=="%a%" goto :sub1
> set /a ok=ok+1
> goto :eof
>
>:sub2
> echo 0 %*>>spellerr.txt
> echo ---------- %*
> set /a not_ok=not_ok+1
> timeout /t 2 >nul
Thanks for that update. I'm on Windows 10 so I wasn't aware of this change.
I'll fix mine so that when I move to Windows 11, it will still work.
The way I run it is I have an app paths key called "spell".
So I bring up the Runbox and then I type "spell" to add a squiggled word.
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths\
spell.exe = C:\path-to\spelltxt.txt
Then when I have time, type "bee" to test my personal spelling errors.
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths\
bee.exe = C:\path-to\spellingbee.bat
@echo off
REM spellingbee.bat for Windows 10, originally by Herbert Kleebauer 20220211
REM A self-test of redsquiggled words with a self-reinforcing misspelled DB.
REM Newsgroups: alt.comp.os.windows-10,alt.msdos.batch,alt.usage.english
REM Message-ID:
REM Customized for only the words that YOU misspell (just yours!)
REM Randomly speaks thos words giving you a chance to type them correctly.
REM Strategy being it _must_ be quick & easy; otherwise you won't do it.
REM Purposefully uses audio instead of a visual to present the word.
REM Strategically, this uses a visual to reinforce the correct spelling.
REM Logic being that seeing it _before_ trying to spell it taints memory.
REM Logic being seeing it _after_ an attempt tends to reinforce memory.
REM Tactic is auto-honing of just the words _you_ have recently misspelled.
REM Tactic is repetition specifically for the words _you_ misspelled most.
REM Recommended one-time setup:
REM 1. Set up an AppPath for a quick command: "Run > spell"
REM (Use that command to add redsquiggled words into spelltxt.txt)
REM HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths\
REM spell.exe = C:\data\database\tts\spelltxt.txt
REM 2. Set up an AppPath for a quick command: "Run > spellingbee"
REM (Use that command to initiate the audio-visual testing process)
REM HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths\
REM spellingbee.exe = C:\data\database\tts\spellingbee.bat
REM 3. Optionally, choose a filespecs for the spell txt, err & tmp files
REM Note any explicit path is optional (it can be %TEMP% as the default).
REM spelltxt.txt is manually maintained redsquiggled words (1 per line)
REM spelltxt.err is a dynamic error file autocreated & automaintained
REM spelltxt.tmp is a dynamic tmp file autocreated by this script
REM Note: %TEMP% defaults to C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Temp\
REM Recommended daily-use model
REM 4. Ad hoc, as words are redsquiggled, rightclick, correct & copy...
REM Run > spell
REM Paste the now-correctly-spelled redsquiggle into that spell.txt file
REM Note: Most people pin a "Run" shortcut icon to their Win10 taskbar.
REM Note: Otherwise, they press "Windows+R" to pop up the Run box.
REM 5. Periodically, as needed, to refresh & reinforce spelling memory...
REM Run > spellingbee
REM a. Speaks words you previously doubly misspelled (in spellerr.txt)
REM (if you spell it incorrectly, another entry is added)
REM (if you spell it correctly, only one entry is removed)
REM b. Then randomly speaks the list of misspelled words (in spelltxt.txt)
REM (if you spell it incorrectly, one entry is added to the error file)
REM (if you spell it correctly, it moves to the next word in the file)
REM The more you misspell a word, the more it shows up in the error file.
REM Each time a word is presented you have two chances to spell it out.
REM The more you correctly spell it, the less it shows up.
REM When incorrect, a "pause" allows timely introspection of errors.
REM Pressing "x" will end the session (as will pressing "Control+C").
REM
REM Please choose a desired filespec for the spelling text, error & temp
files.
REM set spelltxtfile=%TEMP%\spelltxt.txt
REM set spellerrfile=%TEMP%\spellerr.txt
REM set spelltmpfile=%TEMP%\spelltmp.txt
set spelltxtfile=C:\data\database\tts\spelltxt.txt
set spellerrfile=C:\data\database\tts\spellerr.txt
set spelltmpfile=C:\data\database\tts\spelltmp.txt
MODE CON: COLS=50 LINES=10
color f0
cls
echo createobject("sapi.spvoice").speak wsh.arguments(0)>speak.vbs
for /f "tokens=*" %%i in (%spelltxtfile%) do call echo %%random%%
%%i>>%spellerrfile%
sort /o %spelltmpfile% %spellerrfile%
del %spellerrfile%
set /a ok=0
set /a not_ok=0
for /f "tokens=1*" %%i in (%spelltmpfile%) do call :sub %%j
:end
del speak.vbs
del %spelltmpfile%
echo.
echo %ok% words correct, %not_ok% words incorrect
echo.
pause
exit
:sub
echo.
set /a n=0
:sub1
set /a n=n+1
if %n%==3 goto :sub2
cscript //nologo speak.vbs "%*"
set a=
set /p a=
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