Re: [orca-list] Some questions



Thanks Henry!

2014-08-12 13:32 GMT-04:30, B. Henry <burt1iband gmail com>:
Generally no, there are dependencies that are pretty much not doable. Those
distros are no longer very supported anyway.
Yes. I asked it because CentOS 6.5 is the latest stable version of
CentOS, and I also wanted to know if it would work under mate.
desktop.

I only sometimes even here that, usually shuts down too fast to hear it all
anyway, but I don't knbow, probably could do
so editing code, but no option for this as far as I know.
In the past, I almost never heard that, but now I always do. But
you've given me an idea, if I can find the dictionary, I could remove
that entry or replace it with a empty string.

Yes, depending on synth you can probably edit speech-dispatcher/modules
files, can't remember if anything in
speech-dispatcher.conf relates to this. Having punctuation pronounced in two
different ways is not a Spanish only issue.
I don't find this very high priority, so have not bothered to mess with it
often, but again, either by working with orca
dictionary or the synth's module file in speechdispatcher dir you can change
how things are called.
Thanks! I edited the file
"~/.config/speech-dispatcher/modules/espeak.conf". I found the
following line:
EspeakPunctuationList "@+_"

And i replaced it with:
EspeakPunctuationList "@+_-;:()[]{}\\|&\"<>"

What I don't know is why some of them are not spoken by default (e.g.
"<" and ">"). In my opinion, they should.

I'm not sure about whether this is part of intended behavior that may need
default adjustment, or if it's a outright bug.
See above for possible fixes, not sure what will be effedcted, i.e. whether
typing echo or reading pronunciation will be
effected, although I've played with this years ago.
What synth are you using for Español?
I'm using Speech Dispatcher, espeak and the "spanish (es)" voice. By
the way, what happened to espeak synthesis driver?

-- 
Salu2
Luis F. González V.


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