"T.V Raman via Emacspeak" <emacspeak(a)emacspeak.org> writes: Hi Chris, Nicely done -- thanks for a clean patch that stuck to all of Emacspeak's coding conventions. I've checked your code in, but would like to request a couple of changes: All of emacspeak is written using the original defadvice from package advice.el -- please convert your code to that pattern. I've not switched emacspeak over to nadvice because some of the things emacspeak does are difficult to do with nadvice --- also it would be a very large change that if ever done will have to be done automatically. So for now, it's important to not have a mixture of the two types of advice in the code base. 2. Also, when you write code, please make to sure fix all byte-compiler warnings, I fixed a couple by adding appropriate cl-declare statements. Incidentally doing that over the years made porting Emacspeak to lexical scoping a breeze, so it's something I require across the codebase. I've not yet used vertico yet, but your code has no issues other than the above. I've pushed it to Github -- > Krzysztof Drewniak via Emacspeak <emacspeak(a)emacspeak.org> writes: > > I t could live in either place -- in general I've kept the > speech-related extensions on the emacspeak side since it's easier to > maintain in general (purely from experience) > > I'll take a look at your patch -- thank you for the contribution. > >> Hi all, >> >> I've recently started looking into Emacspeak and screen readers in >> general, and so put together a patch that speech-enables Vertico, which >> is the completion UI my "fork this Emacs config to get sensible >> defaults" provider currently uses. >> >> I wasn't sure if I should submit here or to Vertico's developer, but it >> seems that, in general, the speech-related code seems to live in Emacspeak. >> >> The patch is attached. >> >> Yours, -- Thanks, --Raman(I Search, I Find, I Misplace, I Research) ♈ Id: kg:/m/0285kf1 🦮
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