Added an adapted bundled grammar for Caster 0.6.11 #1
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November 15, 2019 00:49
…plugin_casterv_v0-5-11 to differentiate Caster version
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That's nice! Thank you very much:) Hopefully I will get the time to test it today and if I manage to debug my aenea set up I'll try testing both versions with that as well! |
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Added an adapted bundled grammar for Caster 0.6.11 and Renamed files with version names to differentiate caster version requirements.
Note: Testing with
Python Voice Coding Pluginactive in Sublime 3 would be wise. These have only been tested to ensure that they load as expected in Caster with Sublime 3. However there is no reason to my knowledge that they wouldn't work. You may beat me to testing as I have yet to fully set-up your plug-in.As time allows I will adapt the grammar for Caster 1.0.0 in a separate pull request :)