Re: [g-a-devel] Gnopernicus 0.9.19 and strange startup warnings

[remus draica <rd baum ro>]

On Mon, 2005-01-03 at 13:53, Mario Lang wrote:

Hi,

Gnopernicus is designed to work specially with TTSs with speech markers. But, in current implementation of gnome-speech those markers are missing for festival . Even so, gnopernicus can deal with festival like TTSs, but the results are not like in case of those with markers. The messages are present to inform the user that the context for gnopernicus is not the "ideal". Also, some parameters cannot be changed for a voice. Both are known issues and for first a patch is (still) waiting.

For more details see 
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=158442
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=150523

Regards,
Remus


> Hi.
> 
> I am currently working on upgrading the Debian packages
> of Gnopernicus to a recent version (0.9.19).
> 
> However, I noticed that the new version compared to
> 0.8.4 spits a LOT of uninformative warning messages.
> 
> I'd like to know what they exactly mean?  Additionally,
> could we make them a little more informative in future releases, and a little
> less verbose?
> I mean, seriously, "unable to register THE callback"
> isn't very helpful, as well as "Unable to find parameter".
> 
> Gnopernicus is configured to use Festival as speech backend,
> and BrlAPI as braille backend.  IMO, a very usual configuration,
> that shouldn't spit so many warnings, should it?
> 
> Here is the log of just a startup of Gnopernicus,
> I didn't hit a single key or anything:
> 
> # export DISPLAY=:0.0
> # export CONTROLVT=7
> # gnopernicus 2>/tmp/log
> 
> And here the log:
> 
> GTK Accessibility Module initialized
> Bonobo accessibility support initialized
> 
> **********************
> * SCREEN READER CORE *
> **********************
> 
> Bonobo accessibility support initialized
> GTK Accessibility Module initialized
> BrlAPI detected a 80x1 display
> 
> ** BRAILLE initialization succeded for BRLTTY device on port 1.
>    To see something you must have a Braille device connected to your computer.
>    To change one or more settings use gnopernicus UI.
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to register the callback
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: You are using at least one voice witout markers
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to register the callback
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to register the callback
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to register the callback
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to register the callback
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to register the callback
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to register the callback
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to register the callback
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to register the callback
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to register the callback
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to register the callback
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to register the callback
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to register the callback
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to register the callback
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to register the callback
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to register the callback
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to register the callback
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> 
> (srcore:2738): gnopernicus-WARNING **: Unable to find parameter
> gnopernicus-Message: speech initialization succeded
> 
> -- 
> CYa,
>   Mario
> 
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