Re: [orca-list] An oddity with Orca 3.36.5-1 on Arch/Mate

[Peter Vágner <pvagner pvagner tk>]

Hello,


I am unable to reproduce this here with orca master, speech-dispatcher 
0.10 and espeak-ng master on arch linux.


Can you try to reproduce it by using commandline apps espeak and spd-say 
like this?


spd-say -l en "123 S 99ST"

espeak -v en "123 S 99ST"


This way we are trying to find out where the problem might be whether 
it's an orca, a speech-dispatcher or an eSpeak-ng issue.


When using spd-say you might need to temporarily switch orca speech mode 
to off by pressing orca+s, pressing the enter key in the terminal to 
hear spd-say and then togle the speech mode back to on by pressing orca+s.


Does this sound okay for you?


Greetings


Peter



Dňa 25. 8. 2020 o 5:54 Ted via orca-list napísal(a):
> In this version on my Arch system, when Orca reads a number followed 
> by a space and a capitalized letter, it seems to speak in a 
> non-english language. An example would be with an address such as, 123 
> S 99ST , but not with mixed capitalization such as, 123 Sth 99ST.
> This occurs in Pluma, Libreoffice and  Mate terminal, among other 
> places. It does not seem to happen in edit fields in Firefox and 
> Thunderbird.
> I'm not sure this is caused by Orca because Speech Dispatcher was 
> updated around the same time. Espeak-ng was not updated though, and I 
> thought that was what handled pronunciation if not in the Orca 
> pronunciation entries.
>
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