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RE: a traceback error when I try Vocola
- To: "Vocola" <http://www.attbi.com/~Vocola>
- Subject: RE: a traceback error when I try Vocola
- From: http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert (robert)
- Date: Mon, 27 May 2002 18:42:50 -0400
- In-Reply-To: <http://www.attbi.com/~LCEDLCIJENNCEFHOPBHIEEGPCHAA.Vocola>
- Keywords: robert http://www.attbi.com/~Vocola
- References: <http://www.attbi.com/~LCEDLCIJENNCEFHOPBHIEEGPCHAA.Vocola>
> From: "Vocola" <http://www.attbi.com/~Vocola>
> Date: Mon, 27 May 2002 15:39:42 -0400
>
> "COMPUTERNAME" is an "environment variable" which Vocola looks for to
> discover the name of your machine (to implement machine-specific commands).
>
> Apparently it is not defined on your computer. Could you please let me know
> what version of Windows you're running?
>
> I've attached a corrected version of _vocola_main.py which should work
> whether or not that variable is defined. Copy it into your
> NatLink\MacroSystem folder and you should be all set.
>
> -Rick
I got it to work.
I had to edit autoexec.bat so the PATH included "perl", which apparently
is necessary for converting the VCL files. (I use Cygwin.) I can
successfully do "Load Voice Commands" and "Start Notepad" works. But!
"Edit Voice Commands" says:
File 'cmd' not found.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "c:\nalink007\macrosystem\natlinkutils.py", line 511, in resultsCallback
self.callIfExists( 'gotResults_'+x[1], (x[0], fullResults) )
File "c:\nalink007\macrosystem\natlinkutils.py", line 210, in callIfExists
else: apply(func, argList)
File "c:\nalink007\macrosystem\_vocola_mail.py", line 44, in gotResults_2
self.openFile(file, comment)
File "c:\nalink007\macrosystem\_vocola_mail.py", line 88, in openFile
natlink.execScript('ShellExecute "cmd /c ' + filename + '", 6')
natlink.NatError: Error 62159 executing script execScript (line 1)
Am I supposed to create a shortcut called "cmd"? Or, am I supposed to
edit _vocola_main.py ? (Note that the file that you sent me was called
"_vocola_mail.py". I assume that this was an accident. It works,
anyway.)