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In addition, various scripts and functions have been integrated to increase readability on the screen:
1. A screen grid that makes it easier to navigate the mouse to certain positions.
2. The ability to invert a window using a keyboard shortcut (Super+I) or a voice command ("Invert window").
3. Reading a letter that is in the scanner. The command "Computer, read letter aloud" reads the contents of the letter.
4. Monitoring directories into which text files or images with written content are moved to the directory `/home/username/MiceStTM/read_aloud`. This content is then read aloud and then deleted.
5. Reading the clipboard or marked text.
6. Mouse marking from/to a certain point.
7. Automatic microphone regulation so that the level is always optimally set. You can say from 3 meters away that the light should be turned on!
In addition, devices such as Tasmota, Shelly or many others can be controlled via voice commands; numerous examples are available in /home/username/.config/micesttm/macros/de/macro.
Here are some of the around 170 available voice commands, but only in German, you can change it yourself:
- "A message to Peter": Signal is activated and Peter is automatically entered in the search field. After selecting Peter, you can send your text using a voice command: "Computer, write 'Hello Peter, how are you question mark'" and then "Computer, send text."
- "A telegram to Peter": works in the same way as Signal.
- "Computer, what time is it?"
- "Computer, what will the weather be like?"
- "Computer, display screen grid..."
- "Computer, invert window."
- "Computer, mouse on 'Cancel', file..."
- "Computer, mark 'screen'."
- "Computer, mark mouse from 'how'/until 'then'."
- "Computer, write 'This is my text, full stop.'" The computer will write 'this is my text.' (lowercase only).
- "Computer, move mouse 20 left/right/up/down."
- "Computer, press the delete key 20 times down/up/left/right."
A graphical user interface (GUI) is currently being developed to edit the voice commands. An example of a trigger in the macro looks like this:
category: System commands
comment: Screen grid
trigger: Display screen (Ras.*|Grid)*
terminal_command: /opt/micesttm/read-aloud/screen_grid.py & sleep 1 && xdotool search --name "screen grid" windowactivate
intern_command: screen grid
tts: Screen grid for the mouse click was selected.
or
category: Shelly lamp
comment: Switch on Shelly device
trigger: (ceiling.*) for (on.*|on.*)
terminal_command: curl "http://192.168.0.46/relay/0?turn=on&timer={last_spoken_number}"
internal_command:
tts: the ceiling lamp was switched on for {last_spoken_number} seconds
Note: Since I am the only developer and tester so far, errors cannot be ruled out. Use is therefore at your own risk. If you have any ideas or requests, I am happy to help. m3i10@t-online.de
Changelog:
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Version 0.4
[changed]
- edit-macro.py add edit when using ' has been improved. [sqn] is converted to ' to be able to run in the terminal
example: sed [sqm]s/Westind/Wind/g[sqm] -> sed 's/Westind/Wind/g'
- MiceStTM-Editor.gambas was adjusted
- smaller start window
- mice_sttm.py use gnome-terminal now
[ædd]
- install-Raspberry.sh in /opt/micesttm/ experimental for debian not ready