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@comodoro we are working towards a GUI framework in dragonfly. https://github.com/Danesprite/dragonfly/issues/24 As it stands in the moment the proposed libraries to drive GUI framework will consist of two parts Tkinter...

There's a bit of an update on this in the dragonfly repository to which I posted additional information, https://github.com/dictation-toolbox/dragonfly/issues/259

> * Shortcuts for copy and paste are different for Mac OS eg. w-c/w-v. The following situations need to be handled anywhere there's a reference to shortcuts c-c/c-v: improved in...

Nice Work, if I'm feeling better will test this tomorrow. I have a few thoughts regarding the structure of the the modules you've included. Historically many things were stored in...

Oh interesting, I knew that core code was added to path. So the reason the conditional imports exist is all is for the user directory. I would've not predicted it...

I'll respond in multiple posts but I'll try to clarify an answer to your last question. Forgive me if I'm a bit verbose on my explanation and may repeat knowledge...

> my approach was to precomputed all the conflicts, but doing these for any pair of dragonfly elements of any type proved highly nontrivial! (for instance imagine choice element containing...

> Also I took the liberty Of making these small [change](https://github.com/dictation-toolbox/Caster/pull/775/commits/a890051be4ed1dd33df105be90db05d9dc7a3518) so when you get a chance to look at this let me know if that is an issue I...

I think something like this is needed especially as speech recognition backends for dragonfly diversify. I don't mind it starting off in Caster but ultimately the logic will belong in...

> 1. is the "switch to" command part of caster? If not, is there anything that caster can do about this problem? The switch "to command" I believe is Dragon...