David Conway

I would also lean toward the third option. I would have suggested giving this stuff its own package if you hadn't, and the third way is the simplest.

Well. That sucks, but thanks for doing so much research. As for integrating grids written in C# or other languages into Caster, I don't think it necessarily complicates anything unless...

@chilimangoes Seems like that's the next direction to explore then. And yeah... definitely not C, heh.

DNS user here, I can confirm this bug. Actually, for me it works inconsistently. If I alternate between saying, "I like apples" and "I like bananas", sometimes it triggers the...

@jgarvin Yes, and without the inconsistency.

That's an interesting idea. Could you give an example of a use case?

I can definitely see how that would be useful. Generating a Choice or two along with the rule seems like it would partially solve your problem... "win \ [\]": Function(somefunction,...

You should ask a specific question.

Can you clarify your question? I've executed literally hundreds of Dragonfly commands in less than a second via unit tests, but obviously no one can speak that many in such...

Ah. The lag between speaking and execution depends on hardware, and the complexity of the Grammar(s) you have active. After upgrading my soundcard, there was a noticeable decrease in lag,...