Hello
I did wrote a new function request to MC Project Manager about adding a new Text to Voice function
My goal is to be able to create a descriptive string about an actual setup on a specific chart or instrument and have it send as a voice message to the speaker
I got 3 chart opened with 2 instruments on each. When an alarm is triggered, witch setup or charts as created it???
To vote for:
https://www.multicharts.com/pm/viewissu ... no=MC-1230
Martin
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Re: Vote for a Text to voice function
Probably not difficult to do, because the TTS Text-to-Speech engine is already comes with the Windows Operating system. All it needs is a routine to invoke it.
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Re: Vote for a Text to voice function
at the mean time, you can add an alert which gives you a visual report via a pop up window:
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alert( "Divergence on " + text(barinterval:0:0) + " Chart");Re: Vote for a Text to voice function
In fact, I did implement it this morning just after having post the requestat the mean time, you can add an alert which gives you a visual report via a pop up window:
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alert( "Divergence on " + text(barinterval:0:0) + " Chart");
It Show in the alert the chart definition
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Once begin
ClearDebug;
scale = scaleString;
Print (Scale);
end;
Alert( "Divergence in Top" + " " + Scale);
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//ScaleString: Return a string of the scale in use
Var:
Scale("");
Scale = NumtoStr(Barinterval,0) + spaces(1);
Switch (bartype_ex) begin
Case = 1:
Scale = Scale + "Ticks";
Case = 2:
Scale = Scale +"Minutes";
Case = 3:
Scale = Scale + "Hours";
Case = 4:
Scale = Scale + "Days";
Case = 5:
Scale = Scale + "Weeks";
Case = 6:
Scale = Scale + "Months";
Case = 7:
Scale = Scale + "Years";
Case = 8:
Scale = Scale + "Volume";
Case = 9:
Scale = Scale + "Seconds";
Case = 10:
Scale = Scale + "Quarters";
Case = 11:
Scale = Scale + "Points";
Case = 12:
Scale = Scale + "Change";
Case = 13:
Scale = Scale + "Points";
default:
scale = scale + "Scale";
end; //Switch (bartype_ex) begin
ScaleString= scale;-
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Re: Vote for a Text to voice function
Nice work. Thanks for sharing.
a small programming tip:
When declaring a string variable, use a $ suffix with the name. This will separate the numeric variables from the string variables, and will help you when you need to trace a bug later on.
eg:
a small programming tip:
When declaring a string variable, use a $ suffix with the name. This will separate the numeric variables from the string variables, and will help you when you need to trace a bug later on.
eg:
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Var:
Scale$("");Re: Vote for a Text to voice function
Very clever. Thanks for the tipNice work. Thanks for sharing.
a small programming tip:
When declaring a string variable, use a $ suffix with the name. This will separate the numeric variables from the string variables, and will help you when you need to trace a bug later on.
eg:Code: Select all
Var:
Scale$("");
Martin
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Re: Vote for a Text to voice function
I suggest to modify the first string of the function this way to identify also the instrument and not only the timeframe resolution.
Thanks to arjfca for the work and for sharing
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Scale = text(symbol + " ") + NumtoStr(Barinterval,0) + spaces(1);