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I have a Google Glass immersion that uses a CardScrollView to display a series of Cards.

I have created a PanelMenu that uses contextual voice commands by following Google's documentation. I am able to jump to specific Cards using voice commands as described in a previous question of mine. The problem is I can only do this by creating a unique menu item for each card, like this: 

// Voice-activated menu:
Go to Card 1
Go to Card 2
Go to Card 3
...

This is nice for a proof of concept but is impractical in any real situation. Can I get glass to recognize when I say an arbitrary number? This would ideally mean having a single "Go to Card" command in my menu and leave it clutter free. For example:

// Voice-activated menu:
Go to Card X

Where X can be any integer 1,2,3...

All put together, I would like the interaction to go like this:

1) App opens, displays Card 1

2) User says "ok glass"

3) PanelMenu opens, it displays one item: 'Go to Card'

4) User says "Go to Card 6"

5) App displays Card 6

// reopen PanelMenu...

6) User says "Go to Card 22"

7) App displays Card 22

Issue 273 has numerous links regarding Contextual Voice Commands, but I can't seem to find anything like what I have described. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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carsonstauffer
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What it sounds like to me is that you want contextual voice commands, as you mentioned. The developer page has a nice example describing how you can develop such a feature. Read up on the page Voice Input and see how they are doing. They have an example about showing dogs in a way where you have to say "ok, glass", "show me dogs", "labrador" and it will then - if programmed correctly - bring up information about labradors.

I hope that answered your question.

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