IdentifierCache released as open source

IdentifierCache provides two tools

  1. A voice command grammar that allows the user to speak in Programming Notation with relative ease. For example you could say “pascal loop counter” to generate the text ‘LoopCounter’
  2. A Visual Studio add-in to save the most recently used and created identifiers. So you could say “instert ID 1”, to insert the topmost identifier in the cache.

IdentifierCache relies on Dragon NaturallySpeaking for its speech recognition engine, NatLink as the command grammar executor, and Visual Studio .Net to host the add-in. IdentifierCache itself is written in two languages, the command grammar is a NatLink script, so is written in python, the add-in is written in VB.Net

I didn't have any time to spend working out but fixes or improvements, so I've released it as open source to SourceForge. Get it at http://sourceforge.net/projects/identifiercache

Update:
An install of the software can be found on the project homepage at http://www.speechwiki.org/SR/IdentifierCache.html and the source code can be obtained through the CVS interface.

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