phejndorf

Can anyone assist me in writing a C++ plugin. I have written a plugin that should output the name of the next ogm. I managed to output the name of the next ogm

example:

cout << "NextOGM" << "=" << endl;

cout << "Start" << endl;

But in the IVM software it outputs the name of the ogm but it does not play that ogm.

Can anyone tell me how to output the name of the ogm ..in the codes.

Looking forwared for the kind assistance

 

bandana

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I just fought the same problem in C#. I used Console.WriteLine for the reply instead of Console.Write which gave me a superfluous CR/LF that shouldn't be in the NextOGM, so if cout does the same thing...

Can anyone assist me in writing a C++ plugin. I have written a plugin that should output the name of the next ogm. I managed to output the name of the next ogm

example:

cout << "NextOGM" << "=" << endl;

cout << "Start" << endl;

But in the IVM software it outputs the name of the ogm but it does not play that ogm.

Can anyone tell me how to output the name of the ogm ..in the codes.

Looking forwared for the kind assistance

 

bandana

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I just fought the same problem in C#. I used Console.WriteLine for the reply instead of Console.Write which gave me a superfluous CR/LF that shouldn't be in the NextOGM, so if cout does the same thing...

Sorry my bad english. I am Italian. I am trying the trial version of ivm.

I would want to know like is made in order to make so that ivm assets a determined one ogm if the number of calling is present in a list of telephone numbers only qualifies to you.

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I think you'll have to write a plugin, which you pass the telephone-number (%cid%) and which will then return the next OGM to play as a variable. You then have to set "Next OGM" as a variable instead of a text. For example you can then have a PhoneNumberOK OGM, and a PhonenumberInvalid OGM, and let the plugin return either of these names in a %NextOGM% variable.

In the SDK description, on IVM's main page, the PHP example actually does this trick, though as a pin-code validator in stead of phone.

Hi there. I'm wondering if theres a way to get IVM to talk the time and temp to the caller via some kind of script? I can pull text from the national weather service for the text to speech, but i have to automate this somehow... and just saying the current computer time should be simple as well i'd think... Anyone?

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Writing a plugin for IVM is really simple - use VB, Java, C# or whatever you prefer to write a console program according to NCH's guide.

But you're probably even luckier - NCH already has a free plugin called GETDATA that lets you read a CSV file (the temp and maybe date), or you can just use the temp and use the built in %date% system variable in the script that you "speak".