[catdsnny]

Ok, so to confirm, there is no “gram” file?  I just create a text file with my grammar, use that as the input to generateLanguageModelFromTextFile and then pass the lmpath/dicpath that results into the startListeningWithLanguageModelAtPath?

Being that the only example is ARPA, and openears supports JSGF, I think it would be helpful for users to have a few lines of sample code to show how JSGF is implemented.

[catdsnny]

Any chance on getting a few lines of code on how to implement the JSGF grammar with open ears?

[catdsnny]

I guess what I’m suggesting is that it would be helpful to have a short tutorial on using the JSGF grammar.  I’m not suggesting that JSGF is the focal point of the tutorial.  What seems to be missing is a step by step guide to implementing a JSGF grammar with openears.  Not how to build a JSGF grammar, just how to use JSGF grammars with the library.  I think a few lines of code showing how to do the steps that you just outlined above would be useful for developers.  For example, you refer to “two files” – what two files?  How are they created?  What do they contain?  None of this seems to be covered in the docs – as opposed to the ARPA model, which seems to be heavily documented in a step by step manner.

[catdsnny]

I’m more looking for what the call is – I can create a grammar file.  The ARPA examples all refer to creating a LanguageModelGenerator object.  Is the process the same for JSGF?  The docs are very light on how to build a JSGF based app.

[catdsnny]

Open ears with Rejecto

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