I know it is possible to dump both matched and unmatched commands to a log file. With that in mind...
As a fun little project for myself I am setting up a Windows PC as a personal assistant. I have programmatic control over all my various smart home devices- Hue Lights, Vizio TV, Smart Plugs, etc.
So far, VoiceBot does a wonderful job of specific commands (eg. Turn off bedroom), but as wildcard commands have yet to be supported, I have come up with an alternate idea that I think should be technically possible: compound commands.
An example would be: "Do a Google Search". I create Global Macro in activates upon hearing "Do a Google Search".
What the macro actually DOES is Launch an Autohotkey script that plays a tone, waits 8 seconds, opens a text file, reads the contents, and then searches for the contents of that text file.
While this 8 seconds is elapsing, I say some other
unmatched command in voicebot. With VoiceBot's ability to dump all heard commands to a log file, I can parse that log for the last heard command with regular expression, and then have my AutoHotkey script do a Google search for that specific command.
However, the log file is FULL of other things besides the commands themselves. It's thousands of lines long already. What I would love to do is have a log of -ONLY- spoken items, or better yet, the LAST spoken item.
Do any VoiceBot gurus know how I might accomplish this? I am very new to the program and haven't seen everything yet.
TL
R - would love a way to get the last "heard" command from a simplified text file. Any advice for this, or any other advice, is greatly appreciated!
