Campbell Barton

Regarding Hypothesis, I'd like to keep the version in master using vanilla Python *(or other 3rd party Python modules optional at least).* If theres some significant advantage maybe having tests...

Note that I've committed support for swapping out different number implementations (decimal, numpy, gmpy) - may be useful when investigating precision issues. see: 0457b4fd6d327ea15f1d77eabd60b84e88f0bbdb

Hi, this is possible but not so trivial for a few reasons. The training data that the language models use is reading books, so it doesn't lend it's self to...

Ah, if you wanted to convert a statement into a command that shouldn't be so difficult. It would be nice to include an example in https://github.com/ideasman42/nerd-dictation/tree/master/examples that supports both commands,...

Could you run this in a terminal and check the output? ``` nerd-dictation begin --timeout=2.0 --output=STDOUT ``` If printed result is still not what you expect, this should be reported...

Could it be that you're holding down the shift key to activate this functionality? If so, this could cause a different key to be used.

if it can be done in a way that isn't likely to cause other problems, then I don't see why not.

If this information can be integrated into nerd-dictation, it should be fine to do so.

Try add this at the start of `main_begin`, once it's working some details can be ironed out.

Seems fun as an optional dependency, we can have a command line argument `--simulate-input-method=` ... `xdotool`, `autokey` .. etc.