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Re: Problems with emacspeak v 9.0
sounds like you're being bit by a bug in emacspeak-9.0. if you arent
using linux and your dectalk isnt on /dev/ttyS0, emacspeak isnt
happy. Raman posted a patch to this list and you can find a slightly modified
version of it in my emacspeak-9.0 rpms--if you grok rpms that is.
the firmware you have is the latest (4.2cd, dont let the 4.3a fool
you, it was released earlier.)
hth,
--will
p.s. anyone who is interested can find
emacspeak-9.0-2.{noarch,src}.rpm on contrib.redhat.com and
ftp.leb.net/pub/blinux
> I have installed emacspeak version 9.0 on my solaris system. When I started
> the tcl with dtk-exp loaded I got the startup message just fine. However,
> when I executed the command q { this is a test}; d
>
> I heard most of the text spoken but then I got the error message "Error in
> string value". I seem to remember that this is usually an indication that I
> do not have the latest firmware. Unfortunately, since emacspeak isn't
> owrking right now, I can't get my firmware version from that handy key
> coard. If memory serves, I believe that it is 42CD, but I'm not sure that
> memory served me this time. I'll check that on my emacspeak at home. I did
> notice that I got a loud squeel sometimes when caps lock mode was on and I
> encoutered a lot of caps together. Also I noticed that I heard space when I
> cursored over an apostraphy sign and then I heard apostrophy spoken. I have
> changed machines at home, and I would appreciate the URL for downloading the
> firmware for the dectalk, if that's the thing to do.
>
> After I got the error message, things hung up. The version of TCL here is
> 7.5, is that about right?
>
> When I run the old dtk-exp script in the tcl that came with emacspeak ver 7,
> All is well. BTW, the characters are not echoed to the screen when I load
> the dtk-exp script and the prompts are indented about a tab stop width to
> the right. The characters are echoed correctly in the tcl session with the
> dtk-exp from ver 7, why is this?
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