Re: [Emacspeak] First test of SharpWin

[Robert Melton <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

My apologies!

Got a few mails this AM about who it totally didn't work, and to be 
honest that was because I didn't expect to have users yet!  I did 
not document how to get it running, how to compile it, didn't finish 
the makefile, etc. 

As I have been moving quick, I was actually building the test of 
notifications directly on master and directly on the main line 
without the flag, so yeah, it would be entirely broken. 

So, to those SharpWin curious users, I won't break it again, will 
move experiments to branches, and since I have today off, I think 
by tonight, we will have a fully working server (with bugs of 
course, but feature complete including notifications) without too
much guidance. 

Today I will submit the minor PR to Emacspeak to add SharpWin to 
the list, and make notifications work, then I will bring the list 
to be officially ready for testers.  

Again, thanks again for everyone who has followed the git repos of
SharpWin and swiftmac and caught bugs early! 

> On Apr 1, 2024, at 10:31, Ľuboš Pinteš (via emacspeak Mailing List) <emacspeak@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> Hello Robert and all,
> 
> So I tried SharpWin.
> 
> Currently it does not work I think that the stop command does not work correctly.
> 
> I am in *scratch* buffer and press the keys `up down up down up down`. Everything is queued including tones and then replayed.
> 
> Thus it is unusable in this state.
> 
> C-e s does not work either.
> 
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