Hi, Chris. I'm replying on this list rather than opentts-dev, since my e-mails seem not to be coming through on opentts-dev today. I've tracked down three issues in ospeakup.c, and I've attached the output of "git diff". With these changes, ospeakup acts like espeakup, saying capital letters in a higher voice, not saying 'capital', and not reading all punctuation unless reviewing by character. This seems to be how espeakup works, and speakup users on the Vinux list have stated they prefer how espeakup works. These changes makes espeakup and ospeakup nearly equivalent. The first change in the diff is a bugfix, IMO. When ospeakup writes chartab values, it uses ALPHA for upper case letters, overwriting the default of A_CAP. I've changed it to A_CAP for uppercase characters, which enables uppercase letters to be spoken in a higher pitch. The second change causes 0 to mean no punctuation, 1 to mean some, and 2 to mean all. This seems to be the intent of the speakup code, and it makes ospeakup easier to listen to, IMO. Certainly there was a mismatch between speakup and ospeakup in that the valid range in speakup is defined to be 0-2, not 0-4. The final change is to detect that we're trying to speak a capital letter, and to call speak_string rather than say_single_character. This causes speech-dispatcher to avoid saying "capital". Alternatively, we could track down the bug that causes capital to be spoken instead of changing pitch. I'm still looking into this. Bill -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: ospeakup.patch Type: text/x-patch Size: 1570 bytes Desc: not available URL: <http://linux-speakup.org/pipermail/speakup/attachments/20100421/32c42c3e/attachment.bin>
