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Windows Arm64 #37
Windows Arm64 #37
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- cap UI at a max height and width
- cap resource usage bars at the same size as VU meter bars
@@ -320,9 +331,6 @@ def process(self, text: str, utterance_end_sec): | |||
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def interrupt(self): |
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random not here, but print(f'LLM (say ${ppn_prompt} to interrupt) > ', end='', flush=True)
. Makes it print ..say $Picovoice to ...
with the extra $
. We should probably remove the $
self.prompt = self.screen.subwin(1, self.screen.width - 2, self.screen.height - 2, 1) | ||
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if height >= 30 and width >= 120: | ||
self.widgets['pcm_in'] = VerticalBar( |
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Could we maybe abstract this a tiny bit more for cleanliness? Maybe we check the height and width and call self.setDisplaySize
with an enum (e.g. MINI
, SMALL
, MEDIUM
, etc....) and this function will set up the display elements appropriately. This method allows for more flexibility in the future in the case we want to dynamically change the display size.
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