Re: [orca-list] strange bug with orca and espeak ng



A few questions:

1. Is it limited to espeak-ng or do you see it in espeak too?
2. If you set punctuation levels to None, does the problem still happen?
3. Could you send me a full debug.out in which the problem occurs?
   Bonus points for small files which only show the problem so I can
   readily find the offending output.

Thanks!
--joanie

On 07/20/2017 11:00 AM, Tyna Pelletier-Bilodeau wrote:
I can confirm this also happen with french description for emoji.
Certain words from previous emoji will be added/mixed up with other
words for other emoji. All in all this seems extremely buggy and
unreliable. There are also some word like 'aujourd'hui' which means
'today' in english which will be pronunced as they should but there is a
$text variable added out of nowhere. And this is not only in pluma, it's
everywhere, firefox, pluma, gedit, nano, pidgin..

kendell clark a écrit :
hi

I'm so sorry for the spam. This should hopefully be the last email on
the subject today. I forgot to quote the command, so speech dispatcher
didn't say the entire string. When I did, I got "a left eye in speech
bubble" followed by the unicode code for that particular emoji. So
speech-dispatcher seems to be saying it fine. So it looks like it
"might" be an orca bug because of the emoji mangling when you arrow up
and down the list of emojis. Once an emoji is mangled, left and right
arrowing also produces mangled emojis. If it helps, I'm using both
pluma and gedit to read the emoji list, to try to rule out bugs in pluma.


Thanks

Kendell Clark



On 07/19/2017 03:25 AM, kendell clark wrote:
i

Thanks alex for the suggestion to run spd-say. I just ran that, and
speech dispatcher responded with "a left eye" instead of "eye in
speech bubble" so it's definitely either an orca bug or a speech
dispatcher one. To be exact, I ran "spd-say -o espeak-ng 👁‍🗨    eye
in speech bubble                    // [1F441 200D 1F5E8]"

Thanks

Kendell Clark

On 07/19/2017 03:17 AM, kendell clark wrote:

hi

I'll accept any help, especially grepping the source code to find
obscure bugs. The only reason I'm thinking it's an orca bug or
possibly speech-dispatcher is because when you're arrowing up and
down, the emoji are mangled, but when you use left and right arrow
they're not. Very odd confusing bug.

Thanks

Kendell Clark

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On 07/19/2017 03:04 AM, Alex ARNAUD wrote:
Le 19/07/2017 à 08:03, kendell clark a écrit :
hi all

Hi Kendell

First, clone the espeak ng git repository

git clone git://github.com/espeak-ng/espeak-ng

Then, open the dictSource/en_emoji file in your favorite text editor.

Lastly, go down to the end of the file

Then, up arrow past the comments to the first emoji, which is as
follows, line pasted exactly

👁‍🗨    eye in speech bubble                    // [1F441 200D
1F5E8]


It should be pronounced as  "eye in speech bubble" as the tecxt
says. Instead, it's pronounced something like "A left eye in
speech bubble is" or sometimes just "A left eye in speech bubble"

To determine if it is an Orca or a speech-dispatcher issue you
could use the spd-say command like this :
spd-say -o espeak-ng YOURTEXT

If the behavior it's the same it is probably an espeak-ng issue.
From my little experience on the subject most of the time it's a
matter of TTS itself.

You could use "grep" to find the incorrect conversion in the
espeak-ng code.

Let me know if I could help you.

Best regards.



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