The idea is that I should be able to say "stupid test" all by itself in any mode, but in command mode, I should be allowed to issue commands before it as well. My actual use case for this is switching modes; rather than "stupid test", I want this behavior for "dictation mode".
However, this doesn't seem to work; only the fully anchored version is recognized. So "stupid test" produces "x" as expected, but (in command mode) "word hello stupid test" usually gets recognized as "word hellos" or something else obviously wrong. But if I comment out the all-mode fully anchored command, "word hello stupid test" starts working. It also suffices to add mode: command to the second file, which is the workaround I'm currently using.
Consider the following. In one file:
In another file:
The idea is that I should be able to say "stupid test" all by itself in any mode, but in command mode, I should be allowed to issue commands before it as well. My actual use case for this is switching modes; rather than "stupid test", I want this behavior for "dictation mode".
However, this doesn't seem to work; only the fully anchored version is recognized. So "stupid test" produces "x" as expected, but (in command mode) "word hello stupid test" usually gets recognized as "word hellos" or something else obviously wrong. But if I comment out the all-mode fully anchored command, "word hello stupid test" starts working. It also suffices to add
mode: command
to the second file, which is the workaround I'm currently using.