Is returned hyp data a evergrowing string?

[novice79]

forgive for my newbie question. I tried live_zh.html demo, this:
if (e.data.hasOwnProperty('hyp')) {
var newHyp = e.data.hyp;
...
be called about 1time/sec, and return a evergrowing hyp_string. Is there memory issue for longterm run(says hours or days)?
how do I get just recently recognized keyword.

[syl22-00]

I don't see why you'd have the recognizer listen for hours. In general people recognize long audio after having cut them into smaller chunks. And especially for pocketsphinx.js, in the browser, I don't see why you'd need to listen for hours.

But still to answer your question, yes, the hypothesis is kept in memory, but even for a few hours, it's not that big.

[novice79]

thank you for your answer.
because I want to make a televox game, the character in the virtual game world controlled by voice command, you say 'run' it run, 'turn left' it does what you say.
I mean a voice controlling mmorpg may need this long time run ability.
I will try to restart reognizing intermittently