Hi Joanie,
Thank you for your reply.
As per your comments,
1. Shell scripts should not be added to Orca.
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I think Linux commands could be allowed to use with subprocess.Popen() command . If scripts are not allowed to be added means, will try with Popen(). Then this functionality can be implemented in such a way, where separate shell scripts file can be avoided.
Is it correct?
2. I think the MP3 functionality would make a good "orca-customization"
(i.e. something users could add to orca-customizations.py)
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You mean that , this can be written in orca-customization.py instead of writing for all script files for the applications and toolkits.
3. Link presentation already is present in Orca. Table presentation is a bigger issue than just SayAll. And fixing that is on my todo list for this cycle.
------ As you mentioned,
I accepted that , the Link presentation method
implemented already,
but that is not used in sayAll() module. So just called that method in sayAll.
Table presentation - Have written code for this table presentation,
given
in the patch (709424) .
KINDLY REVIEW and provide your suggestions.
Thanks,
P. Jansi Rani
On October 4, 2013 at 5:57 PM Joanmarie Diggs <jdiggs igalia com> wrote:
> On 10/04/2013 08:08 AM, P. Jansi Rani wrote:
>
> > I have tried a lot to modify or use Speech dispatcher, but
> > could not do that, so fixed that with the help of sound cards and shell
> > script.
>
> Shell scripts should not be added to Orca.
>
> > 1. Download the say all content as MP3
>
> I think the MP3 functionality would make a good "orca-customization"
> (i.e. something users could add to orca-customizations.py)
>
> >
> > 2. Tables and Link Presentations , which is not
> > available
>
> Link presentation already is present in Orca. Table presentation is a
> bigger issue than just SayAll. And fixing that is on my todo list for
> this cycle.
>
> --joanie
>
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