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This method allows the recognition of patterns to be enabled or disabled, which could potentially be useful, for example, to enable certain voice tags in certain contexts.
Syntax
HRESULT EnableItem ( SPRECOGNITIONMETHOD eRM, SPTYPEHEADER* psth, BOOL fEnable ); |
Parameters
- eRM
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[in] Identifies which recognition method should be used.
- psth
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[out][in] Pointer to information that identifies the pattern.
Recognition method SPTYPEHEADER type SPRM_CONTINUOUSDIGIT
SPT_NULL or ignored
Returns a global trained state.
SPRM_VOICETAG
SPT_DWORD
- fEnable
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[in] Set to FALSE to disable recognition of the tag in the current context. Set to TRUE to enable it.
Return Value
Value | Description |
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S_OK |
Success |
E_NOTIMPL |
Not implemented. |
SPERR_NOT_FOUND |
The sample identified by psthis not available on the system. |
Otherwise, it returns an appropriate failure code from the return code list.
Remarks
The default behavior of the lexicon is to have all trained words enabled for the current context. Also, after a word is newly trained, it is always in the enabled state.
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Please contact Microsoft before implementing this function. |
Requirements
Header | itspeech.h |
Windows Embedded CE | Windows CE 3.0 and later |
Windows Mobile | Smartphone 2002 and later |