I wanted to see if there was a Java equivalent of .NET’s MessageBox class. Turns out there is but it’s a little more hidden away as a static method on JOptionPane, so I’ve pasted the code here for referring to it in the future:
JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null,”message”,”title”));
This creates and shows a message dialog with no parent with message [...]
This follows on from an earlier post, Speech Recognition and the System.Speech namespace, where I was trying to find out roughly what the the topic of a given set of unannotated lectures was. As expected, using the DictationGrammar didn’t help too much, in fact some of the results from the recogniser were pretty funny! So [...]
Also tagged c#, grammar, speech recognitionI had a problem recently where I wanted to find out, very roughly, the topic of a set of un-annotated lectures. I needed a recognition engine that was speaker-independent, and required no training, as I don’t personally know the guy who did them.
In the .NET framework 3.5, you get access to the System.Speech namespace which [...]
This year has been a great year for developers with the general release of the .NET Framework 3.0 that provides a new set of APIs to produce visually stunning client applications with the Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), create distributed applications with the Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) and design and manage long-running, interconnected processes with the [...]
Also tagged .net 3.5, c#