The first step is about importing the module. I tried several methods and found that it seems that the win7 system does not have a speech recognition function. I use win10 and need to download a package again.
In this way, the win32com.client module can be used
import win32com.client
# # 1. Create a speaker object
# speaker = win32com.client.Dispatch("SAPI.SpVoice")
# # 2. Through this speaker object, you can directly play the corresponding voice string
# speaker.Speak("My name is: Wang Yunlong")
class Caculator:
def __check_num_zsq(func):
def inner(self, n):
if not isinstance(n,int):
raise TypeError("There is a problem with the current data type , should be an integer data")
return func(self, n)
return inner
def __say(self,word):
# 1. Create a speaker object
speaker = win32com.client.Dispatch("SAPI.SpVoice")
# 2. Through this speaker object, you can directly play the corresponding speech string
speaker.Speak(word)
def __create_say_zsq(word = ""):
def __say_zsq(func):
def inner(self, n):
self.__say(word + str(n))
return func(self, n)
return inner
return __say_zsq
@__check_num_zsq
@__create_say_zsq()
def __init__(self,num):
self.__result = num
@__check_num_zsq
@__create_say_zsq("加")
def jia(self,n):
self.__result += n
return self
@__check_num_zsq
@__create_say_zsq("减去")
def jian(self,n):
self.__result -= n
return self
@__check_num_zsq
@__create_say_zsq("乘以")
def chen(self,n):
self.__result *= n
return self
def show(self):
self.__say("The result of the calculation is: %d"%self.__result)
print("The result of the calculation is: %d"%self.__result)
return self
def clear(self):
self.__result = 0
return self
@property
def result(self):
return self.__result
c1 = Caculator(10)
# The idea of chain programming can be done with return self itself
c1.jia(6 ).jian(4).chen(5).show().clear().jia(555).jian(500).show()
c1.result