Android Question TTS in a code module. Is it possible?

[Straker]

I'm trying to add some TextToSpeech to some notifications.
In order to maintain the whole project as clean as possible I'd like to place the TTS routines in a code module, but it seems it doesn't work.

The code of the module is as follow:

'Code module

Sub Process_Globals
    Dim TTS1 As TTS
    Dim TheMsg As String
    Dim TTsReady As Boolean
End Sub

Sub StartUp()
    TTS1.Initialize("TTS1")
    Log("TTS Init")
End Sub

Sub SpeakThis(msg As String)
    TheMsg = msg
    If TTS1.IsInitialized = False Then
        TTS1.Initialize("TTS1")
    Else
        If msg<>"" Then
            Log("MSG=" & TTsReady & " ->" & TheMsg)
            If TTsReady Then TTS1.Speak(TheMsg, True)
        End If
    End If
End Sub

Sub TTS1_Ready (Success As Boolean)
    If Success Then
        If TheMsg<>"" Then
            Log("MSG=" & TheMsg)           
            TTS1.Speak(TheMsg, True)
        End If
    End If
    TTsReady=Success
   
End Sub

(the code is a bit 'dirt' due my testing and trying)

The Sub TTS1_Ready is never fired...
If I copy&paste that same code in an activity, it works...

 

[lemonisdead]

Hello,

Referring to the Static Code Module Tutorial, as I understand it, you should handle the events Inside the activity/service which made the call to your code module sub. I could be wrong, but it is worth trying.

This means that you only have to create the sub to handle the event (TTS1_Ready) Inside your activity, and Inside that sub you could make another call to another part of your code's module (it should work).

 

[Erel]

Static code modules cannot handle events. However classes can. So you should use a class instead.