Switching Punctuation mode

["T. V. Raman" <raman@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

You're understanding it correctly.

The behavior you describe is a bug -- but it's also one that is
going to be hard to chase down, if you get more insight into it,
let me know.

I believe the problem stems from when/how emacs calls
mode-line-update --- and its interaction with emacspeak-speak-mode-line.

>>>>> "Tyler" == Tyler Spivey <tspivey@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
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    Tyler> I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, but I'm trying to
    Tyler> set the punctuation mode to none, and keep it there
    Tyler> for anything that doesn't override it. I press C-u C-e
    Tyler> d p none RET, which should set it globally and also
    Tyler> locally for the current buffer. This appears to work,
    Tyler> and from skimming the code I know that switching to a
    Tyler> programming mode should set it back to all locally
    Tyler> which is what I want. The problem comes when I switch
    Tyler> out of the programming mode, such as elisp-mode, into
    Tyler> something else - all punctuation is being spoken again
    Tyler> and I have to keep hitting C-e d p none RET in some
    Tyler> newly created buffers. It seems that I only have to do
    Tyler> this in buffers which don't have dtk-punctuation-mode
    Tyler> set locally, mainly my erc buffers. It seems like this
    Tyler> variable is getting changed alot, since doing a
    Tyler> describe-variable on it has it's global value going -
    Tyler> From none to all.
    Tyler> 
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