Re: [Tutor] Designing a program (File-Fetcher)

2013-03-15 Thread Christopher Emery
Hello Bob, BG: I am looking for the command line program (Linux and Windows) to speak text from a file or from stdin. Do you know where it is or how one gets it? CE: If you are putting it on Linux such as debian then you can run apt-get install eSpeak, it is in most distro of Linux these days. Oth

Re: [Tutor] Designing a program (File-Fetcher)

2013-03-15 Thread bob gailer
On 3/14/2013 5:25 PM, Christopher Emery wrote: Hello All, Okay, I know the best way to learn how to do something is to jump in so I have decided I would like to make a program (command line) to get files from a website that will be then used later on by another program. I read your post befo

Re: [Tutor] Designing a program (File-Fetcher)

2013-03-14 Thread Christopher Emery
Hello Alan, Thank you for your feedback. I will break it down in the order that I had stated in my quick steps, work on each pice getting one part work at a time build like lays (smile) Thank You, will post as I do to get advise on improvements or corrections. Sincerely in Christ, Christopher

Re: [Tutor] Designing a program (File-Fetcher)

2013-03-14 Thread Alan Gauld
On 14/03/13 21:25, Christopher Emery wrote: Okay, I know the best way to learn how to do something is to jump in so I have decided I would like to make a program (command line) to get files from a website that will be then used later on by another program. OK, thats a good place to start. Next

[Tutor] Designing a program (File-Fetcher)

2013-03-14 Thread Christopher Emery
Hello All, Okay, I know the best way to learn how to do something is to jump in so I have decided I would like to make a program (command line) to get files from a website that will be then used later on by another program. Program idea - quick steps to do *** file-fetcher (within zip file) get