Orca strange text,was Re: Announcement of highlighted text



Hi Hermann and all,

I too have experienced this oddity with Orca spouting strange text and until now, I assumed I was the only one having the problem.

I can't paste an exact transcript of what's being said, since the text seems not to actually appear on the screen. It just gets sent to the synth. The text is something like:
Project version, Orca.  Ms GID, report bugs to: P.O.T,
Creation date: blah.
PO revision date: blah
Last translator: David Lodge, dave cert net, Language Team.
Mime Version: 1.0.

There's more, but that's the gist of it. This text is reliably reproducible in the following situations:

Using flat review, moving by line in Gnome-terminal, this text is always spoken when landing on the prompt.

In Gedit, again using flat review to move by line, the text is spoken any time more than one blank line is encountered.

It also occurs pretty frequently when Orca automatically speaks the contents of a page loaded in Firefox 3.

I suspect the problem is somewhere in Gnome-speech, since it occurs when I'm using either the Gnome-speech Speech-dispatcher driver or the Gnome-speech Phonix driver, but not when using the Speech-Dispatcher backend or Emacspeak speech services.

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks,
Ricky

At 09:04 AM 12/5/2006, Hermann wrote:
Hi Krister,
I'm using Orca 2.17.3 with espeak and speech-dispatcher, and I get read all
the selected text, tested in gedit.
But a strange phenomenon that i cannot explain:
On my desktop there's an icon called _png, which points to my Windows hard
drive. When i set the focus on it, I hear a lot of strange text, I can't
undrstand right; it's English and my synth speaks German. But it is
something like a projecd ID, creation date, translated by.. etc. The
braille display does only show _png.
When I select a larger amount of text in gedit, I always hear that
chattering related to that icon together with my selected text - really
crazy!
What's going on there?
Regards
Hermann
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