SpeechRecogniser: Classes n' Stuff

I thought I was done with the Snowboy part of the program, but boy was I wrong.

Here's the code for the recogniser.py I made:

And here's what Athena.py looks like now:

I added a detector.terminate() before calling the interpreter.py's Recogniser() module, stopping the two audio streams from recording from the same device. All was fine and dandy, before I realised one thing - it refused to work once detector.terminate() triggered once. Which is a huge no-no.

I searched on the github, and found a man with a similar problem. Someone had suggested to shuffle around some lines of code in the snowboydecoder.py, and I thought 'why not?' - so I tried it.

It worked! The code is now at the point where I can give it a hotword and say something to it, and it will reply with what I said.

Example output:

I learned how to use methods and classes, but the details are still a little hazy,

I learned that 2 audio streams recording at the same time is a no-no.

Next up is getting the program to understand my input, and maybe some dabbling in the last step of the flowchart: performing actions.