To translate english to any other language we have to write..
dim ST,ST1 as string
ST="HELLO"
ST1= Google.API.Translate.Translator.Translate(ST, Google.API.Translate.Language.English, Google.API.Translate.Language.Hindi)
msgbox(ST1)
but in my code window...
Google.API.Translate.Translator.Detect is coming. No Translate option is coming..
can anyone help why this is happening ??
thanks in advance
Dev..
Today, 2011/12/1, Google will be shutting down version 1.0 of their language API. The version of the API that your library uses is 1.0.
Version 2.0 can be found here, which costs $20 per 1 million words, with a 2 million words per day quota.
Since you probably want something free, you can use Microsoft's Translator API, where its free usage works for 2 million characters per month.
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When I went to the official docs, I go to know that V.2.0 just came out.
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Are there any major changes from v1.8 to v.2.0 (I am aware that there are release notes that accompany each version, but the only thing that I can really understand is that Python 2 support was removed; everything else uses terminology that I don't understand.)
I'd be grateful for your advice on which one I should opt for.
I have worked with Selenium & BeatifulSoup4 on 1 project before hand, which involved scraping stock price and relative strength index, and using that as a part of Flask backed web app.
Always use the latest Scrapy release for a new project, unless you cannot for some reason.
There are no major changes in how Scrapy works between 1.8 and 2.0; upgrading from 1.8 to 2.0 should be as easy as upgrading from 1.7 to 1.8.
About 5 yrs ago I bought 'Practical Dojo Projects' and 'The Concise Guide to Dojo' (Wrox.) But these 2008 & 2009 books don't even mention which version they are written for. I now have a project I want to do in Dojo. Are these books of any use today or will they just confuse me because of the major changes in Dojo ? Should I just wait (maybe 2 years or more ???) for Dojo 2.0 to be released ?
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Thanks to a very good backward compatibility from Dojo, almost all what you will read in the books can still be used.
However, Dojo syntax has changed and even if the legacy syntax (the one in the books) is still valid, they now encourage you to use the AMD syntax.
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I want to integrate the oxford speech recognition API in a project in unity.
The problem is that the source code in the sample use .NET 4 libraries while unity only support until 3.5 (and only until .NET 2 on phones as far as i know)
Did someone found a way to make it work?
Thanks!
The sample code you mention is the SDK sample I believe. The functions that come with the SDK is just wrappers around the actual REST API requests. You don't necessarily need to use them. Instead I suggest you give the REST API itself a try. You can find the info below.
https://www.projectoxford.ai/speech
And here is sample usage for your convenience
API testing console.
One more thing to remember is the Auth token expires every 10 mins so it's a good idea to renew every 9 mins.
Hope this helps!
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Thanks
Dan
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There is not much documentation out there regarding this, so I am struggling here.
Thanks
I've not done any work with the 2.0 API yet, but these posts may be useful for you:
Joe Calev's Weblog (apologies if you've already seen them)
Also, there might be some useful nuggets in here (its V1 but some of the concepts are similar):
UCMA 1.0 Sample app
Ok I got the Answer.
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Then we can publish to those presence just like every other ones!