App is closing after pyttsx3 speaks using runAndWait() method











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I'm doing my first app using toga and python together, and I have the following difficult:



When I click on the button, the pyttsx3 speaks what I need, but finishing the application, what I need is: pyttsx3 speaks after click on the button, but keep the application open to click how many times I want and don't quit. Here's the code:



    #coding: utf-8
import speech_recognition as sr
import webbrowser
import pyttsx3
from time import sleep
import toga

def btn_click(widget):
engine = pyttsx3.init('nsss')
engine.say("Hi, its just a test, thanks.")
engine.runAndWait()

def build(app):
box = toga.Box()
label = toga.Label('I will say something')
button = toga.Button('Click here to listen', on_press=btn_click)
button.style.padding = 50
button.style.flex = 1
box.add(label)
box.add(button)
return box

def main():
return toga.App('First App', 'org.pybee.helloworld', startup=build)


if __name__ == '__main__':
main().main_loop()


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    I'm doing my first app using toga and python together, and I have the following difficult:



    When I click on the button, the pyttsx3 speaks what I need, but finishing the application, what I need is: pyttsx3 speaks after click on the button, but keep the application open to click how many times I want and don't quit. Here's the code:



        #coding: utf-8
    import speech_recognition as sr
    import webbrowser
    import pyttsx3
    from time import sleep
    import toga

    def btn_click(widget):
    engine = pyttsx3.init('nsss')
    engine.say("Hi, its just a test, thanks.")
    engine.runAndWait()

    def build(app):
    box = toga.Box()
    label = toga.Label('I will say something')
    button = toga.Button('Click here to listen', on_press=btn_click)
    button.style.padding = 50
    button.style.flex = 1
    box.add(label)
    box.add(button)
    return box

    def main():
    return toga.App('First App', 'org.pybee.helloworld', startup=build)


    if __name__ == '__main__':
    main().main_loop()


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      I'm doing my first app using toga and python together, and I have the following difficult:



      When I click on the button, the pyttsx3 speaks what I need, but finishing the application, what I need is: pyttsx3 speaks after click on the button, but keep the application open to click how many times I want and don't quit. Here's the code:



          #coding: utf-8
      import speech_recognition as sr
      import webbrowser
      import pyttsx3
      from time import sleep
      import toga

      def btn_click(widget):
      engine = pyttsx3.init('nsss')
      engine.say("Hi, its just a test, thanks.")
      engine.runAndWait()

      def build(app):
      box = toga.Box()
      label = toga.Label('I will say something')
      button = toga.Button('Click here to listen', on_press=btn_click)
      button.style.padding = 50
      button.style.flex = 1
      box.add(label)
      box.add(button)
      return box

      def main():
      return toga.App('First App', 'org.pybee.helloworld', startup=build)


      if __name__ == '__main__':
      main().main_loop()


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      I'm doing my first app using toga and python together, and I have the following difficult:



      When I click on the button, the pyttsx3 speaks what I need, but finishing the application, what I need is: pyttsx3 speaks after click on the button, but keep the application open to click how many times I want and don't quit. Here's the code:



          #coding: utf-8
      import speech_recognition as sr
      import webbrowser
      import pyttsx3
      from time import sleep
      import toga

      def btn_click(widget):
      engine = pyttsx3.init('nsss')
      engine.say("Hi, its just a test, thanks.")
      engine.runAndWait()

      def build(app):
      box = toga.Box()
      label = toga.Label('I will say something')
      button = toga.Button('Click here to listen', on_press=btn_click)
      button.style.padding = 50
      button.style.flex = 1
      box.add(label)
      box.add(button)
      return box

      def main():
      return toga.App('First App', 'org.pybee.helloworld', startup=build)


      if __name__ == '__main__':
      main().main_loop()


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