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RE: Printing input to dectalk software
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- Subject: RE: Printing input to dectalk software
- From: "T. V. Raman" <raman@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 13 Jul 2005 20:18:50 -0700
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interseting; you're right. This used to work; but I've not used
it in a while as is obvious.
Could you trace through the code to see if something has been disabled?
>>>>> "Daniel" == Daniel Galron <galron.3@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
Daniel> By "no success" I mean that the *speaker* buffer is
Daniel> empty. Nothing appears in it. I toggled debug, reset
Daniel> the server, opened up a web page, did C-e b, and then
Daniel> opened up the *speaker* buffer and it was completely
Daniel> empty.
Daniel>
Daniel> -----Original Message----- From: T. V. Raman
Daniel> [mailto:raman@xxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Wednesday,
Daniel> July 13, 2005 10:55 PM To: galron.3@xxxxxxxxxxx Cc:
Daniel> emacspeak@xxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Printing input to
Daniel> dectalk software
Daniel>
Daniel>
Daniel> Define "no success"? Toggle debug, then restart the
Daniel> server by hitting c-e c-s you should find the thing
Daniel> you're looking for in buffer
>> From the onlien documentation:
Daniel> dtk-toggle-debug is an interactive Lisp function in
Daniel> `dtk-speak'. It is bound to control e d b .
Daniel> (dtk-toggle-debug &optional PREFIX)
Daniel>
Daniel> Toggle state of the debug FLAG. When debugging is
Daniel> on, you can switch to the buffer *speaker* to examine
Daniel> the output from the process that talks to the speech
Daniel> device by using command C-e d C-M-b. Note: *speaker*
Daniel> is a hidden buffer, ie it has a leading space in its
Daniel> name.
Daniel>
Daniel>
>>>>>> "Daniel" == Daniel A Galron <galron.3@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
Daniel> Hi, Are there any settings in emacspeak (some sort of
Daniel> debug settings, for example), that would print the
Daniel> input to the speech synthesizer from emacspeak
Daniel> (i.e. print out to the screen all the commands that
Daniel> emacspeak sends to the dectalk software) in some
Daniel> buffer? I've searched, but haven't found anything (I
Daniel> tried using the dtk-toggle-debug with
Daniel> tts-show-debug-buffer) but with no success.
Daniel>
Daniel> Thanks, Daniel
Daniel>
Daniel>
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