strangely, "CONTROL Key Hold Down" and other commands based on my modified version of the <keyname> list still seem to work. It is only FORWARD that is no longer recognized and had to be changed to "Forward". I think this may have something to do with the Windows update I just installed, but I also remember having some sort of problem with this last night before that update was installed so I can't say for certain. Does anyone know why this is happening with only one word? It's like capitalizing this word is taboo to The Almighty Dragon or something...

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I can't seem to reproduce the issue after rebooting my system, as the modified version of the keyname list no longer seems to be working on the original one works again. Absolutely no clue why it changed, but just to say to anyone's curiosity about what the difference between the lists was, the original list is this (for some reason the block quotes are not rendering on my browser. I checked the HTML and it's not working):

WINDOWS Key
CONTROL Key
SHIFT Key
ALT Key
FORWARD Key
UP Arrow
BACK Key
DOWN Arrow
LEFT Arrow
RIGHT Arrow
SPACE Key
SPACEBAR

the modified list is this:

WINDOWS Key
CONTROL Key
SHIFT Key
ALT Key
Forward Key
UP Arrow
BACK Key
DOWN Arrow
LEFT Arrow
RIGHT Arrow
SPACE Key
SPACEBAR

for some reason, recognizing the all-capped variant of one specific word (in this case "FORWARD") suddenly stopped working, but all other all-capped words stayed the same. It's a random enough change (especiallyconsidering it went back to "normal") to make me wonder if it has something to do with the voice model shifting, such that I could've possibly fixed it by training "FORWARD".

on a COMPLETELY separate note, why is there no way to reply with the advanced editor on this forum without replying to a specific post? I even tried messing with the URL to remove the PARENTID but, shockingly, ended up with a server error...

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"It is good to have empathy.  But it is not essential.  What is essential is that one displays empathy, however one musters it." ~ ax (in a post on this very forums)

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this seems to have happened again. the engine has seemingly stopped matching my voice to the ALL CAPS WORDS and only recognizes it as non-command dictation unless (at least, I'm hoping this will fix it) I add lowercase words to the already-quite-long list.
I'm just going to change the script on a permanent basis using logical operators. Before I do that, what would the equivalent of the following Python statement be?:
if variable in ["SPACE key", "Space Key", "space key"]: do something
be? I'd rather not have to write stuff like
If ListVar1 = "CONTROL Key" or ListVar1 = "Control Key" or ListVar1 = "control key"...............
because it's not nearly as pretty. Then again, if I'm being honest, I don't understand why WinWrap basic was chosen for scripting in the first place. I would've even preferred Lua over WRB, and I hate Lua

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"It is good to have empathy.  But it is not essential.  What is essential is that one displays empathy, however one musters it." ~ ax (in a post on this very forums)

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Why not  if( lowercase(ListVar1) = "control key" )?  

Sorry, I don't write my scripts in Basic any more, so I don't know what the Basic version of lowercase(s) is off the top of my head.

IMHO that's better even than your Python Dictionary.

IMHO^2 regexps are even better.

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We recommend closing and relaunching your user profile, if you haven't already done so. However, when it comes to dictating code, our preference is to convert specialized coding scripts into listing commands rather than dictation, as we have done in KnowBrainer VerbalBasic. Although commands require pausing, it is much more bulletproof

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