Re: [orca-list] Repeated punctuation - bug #591724 (Re: Verbalized punctuation (was Re: more than one blank space arenot recognizedin thunderbird))
- From: Willie Walker <William Walker Sun COM>
- To: Willie Walker <William Walker Sun COM>
- Cc: "David E. Price" <deprice cs utah edu>, orca-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [orca-list] Repeated punctuation - bug #591724 (Re: Verbalized punctuation (was Re: more than one blank space arenot recognizedin thunderbird))
- Date: Thu, 13 Aug 2009 13:42:31 -0400
Sorry - I meant to write:
[1] - a debug.out that you captured while experiencing the problem, of
course, and preferably isolated to just the problem
Willie Walker wrote:
Hi Paul (and all):
For the repeated punctuation problem, please refer to
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=591724 and help us out by
attaching a debug.out[1] file to the bug.
Will
Paul Hunt wrote:
It makes sense to me.
Orca is announcing both the punctuation symbol that is actually in the
text and also another punctuationsymbol (the same one) that it is
inserting itself in order to give the text the correct inflection or
to insert an appropriate pause.
Obviously a bug.
On 13/08/09 17:35, David E. Price wrote:
Hi, Will,
The verbalized punctuation in Orca comes in after Orca has built up
the string to send to the synthesis engine. Thus, if Orca inserts a
'.' when building up a string, it will be verbalized if the user has
requested the relevant punctuation level.
Orca adds the '.' character to help with the prosody/pacing of
spoken output as well as the fundamental pitch contour. In this
cycle, we added the '.' character to the end of mnemonics because we
had a complaint: without it, the pitch of the character being spoken
was incorrect and causing confusion.
I'm not sure that this is causing the problem. This issue has been
around for a while, and I notice it most when using period,
exclamation, and question marks. So, if you put in two spaces
following one of these punctuation characters, you hear the preceding
punctuation character spoken twice, such as "period period",
"exclamation exclamation" or "question question". I don't see how
that is related to adding a following apostrophe to the string.
I can't generate a debug log at the moment (the machine where I'm
currently working has gnome 2.16 and Orca 1.0), but I'll try to
generate one tonight on my laptop (gnome 2.26 and Orca from git
before the last flag day). I'll file a bug and add the debug log to it.
Thanks,
dave
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