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1. Where do I find the "Code" box you suggested I use for reporting code issues? 2. I f...
link: What is "Android.Speech.TSS DLL" ?...
link: how do I access Android.Speech.TSS DLL in B4A???...
link: .html#setEngineByPackageName(java.lang.String) Setting the EngineByPackagename has been deprecated in Api 14. You need to use...

("setEngineByPackageName", "new.package", "java.lang.String") But the "setEngineByPackageName" has been Deprecated in version 4 and above so that method cannot be called...
link: ("setEngineByPackageName", "new.package", "java.lang.String"...
link: Then Dim R As Reflector R.Target = TTS1 R.RunMethod2("setEngineByPackageName...
link: Success Then Dim R As Reflector R.Target = TTS1 R.RunMethod2("setEngineByPackageName...

Have you tried to use setEngineByPackageName to switch the engine?...
link: setEngineByPackageName is said : Deprecated in API level 15 so, I thought there was a new way...
link: : If TTS1.IsInitialized = False Then 'setEngineByPackageName TTS1.Initialize...

Hello everyone. A couple of days ago I need some features that I did not find the TTS library by @Erel . They are simple functions, so I decided to use the Compile Library to share with you. The functions are basically the same as the tts of @Erel with some additional. NEW - AllAvailableLanguages - isSpeaking - TextToAudio - IsAvailableLanguage - MaxSpeechLength - GetEngines - SetEngineByPackageName The other functions are the same as the original TTS Attached there is a demo Edit: 1.1...

The fact that a method is deprecated doesn't mean that it cannot be used. What happens when you call setEngineByPackageName?...
link: setEngineByPackageName....
link: on setEngineByPackageName. Change public class to public static class. You should use the full class name which...
link: setEngineByPackageName. You are a better programmer than I am and maybe you know better. The fact...

The engine can be set under Settings - Languages & input - Text-to-speech output. Changing the engine programmatically: https://www.b4x.com/search?query=setEngineByPackageName...

view. It then searches the views tree for BB views and sets the engine. It is no longer needed to set the TextEngine for each view. - New MaterialIcons and FontAwesome tags. - The text can be set... platform library with several features: - Text drawing engine. - Text layout engine. - BBCode... into boxes. With BBCodeView, text is the king. The text layout engine builds the layout based on the text. This is similar to html code. However, unlike html where you need to run a monstrous engine...

Check the output: Log(r.RunMethod2("SetEngineByPackageName",...) If it not 0 then it failed to set the engine....
link: AsObject) Dim r AsReflector r.Target = T r.RunMethod2("SetEngineByPackageName",pn.Get(pos...

Also, I noticed it may use this? tts.SetEngineByPackageName("com.ivona.tts"... and realistic voice in the tts.SetEngineByPackageName("com.svox.pico") this i dont know...
link: Also, I noticed it may use this? tts.SetEngineByPackageName("com.ivona.tts"...
link: with SetEngineByPackageName. Whichever package I set, when I call GetEngineByPackageName it still returns the default engine...
link: dont need to change from setting, set it from library. Example: tts.SetEngineByPackageName...

Until now I used PackageManager to check which applications were installed (for example WhatsApp) Currently google requires QUERY_ALL_PACKAGES in Manifest in order to have a list of Installed Packages. Is it possible to know if WhatsApp is installed, via tried through some kind of Try-Catch error? Sub APKinstalada(packagename As String) As Boolean Try Dim PM As PackageManager...: " & packagename) Return False End Try End Sub Dim pm As PackageManager...