If I add a second field to accept text from the following command (placed in the button's mouseUp handler in addition to the revSpeak command): put whatText into field "debug"
Entire button script follows:
On mouseUp Put field "TextToSpeak" into whatText RevSpeak whatText put whatText into field "Debug" end mouseUp
In the IDE: the text entered into the first field gets spoken and appears properly in the second field ("debug")
In the standalone: No speech, no text placed into field "debug"
What gives? Evidently there is some difference between the IDE and the standalone that prevents the contents of the first field from being properly captured and presented to the speech routine but also prevents it from being passed to the second field. But I can't figure out why??????
Marian
On Feb 14, 2004, at 4:21 PM, Marian Petrides wrote:
I just put together a very simple demonstration of the RevSpeak command which consists of a card with 2 items on it:
A field named "TextToSpeak" into which one enters text and a button containing the following simple script.
On mouseUp Put field "TextToSpeak" into whatText RevSpeak whatText end mouseUp
This works just fine (speaks the text entered into the field whenever button is pressed) in the IDE running in Mac OS X 10.3. However, when I make the stack into a standalone for OS X, pressing the button yields nothing but silence.
Anybody have any thoughts on why this works in IDE but not in standalone???
Thanks
Marian
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