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List:       kde-accessibility
Subject:    [Kde-accessibility] Re: Speaker plug-ins
From:       George Russell <george.russell () clara ! net>
Date:       2003-01-06 19:39:20
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On Sunday 05 January 2003 9:35 pm, you wrote:

> I have very little programming experience, but I would like to try to add
> support for Pupeno's new KDE text to speach deamon to the speaker
> plug-ins. If Pupeno and Gunnar (the kdeaccessibility module maintainers)
> decide to release a version of kdeaccessibility for KDE 3.0 / KDE 3.1,
> then I will also add a way to specify the tts command.
> In case I fail with these simple tasks, you would probably have to do it
> yourself, but I am quite optimistic, as I can copy a lot of code from
> KMouth.

The code should be eaily modified to use whatever new API is exposed by the 
daemon. I think only a single line of code need be changed - instead of 
passing a QString as an argument to an exteral process via the commandline 
and KProcess, use the new API and pass it the QString.

The plugins themselves are not configurable - they should just use whatever 
the daemon uses i.e. should be insulated through the daemon form the vagaries 
of the TTS system installed.

I did not see the API documentation for interacting with the daemon, so I 
don't know exactly what changes are needed.

> Well, anyway, I would really appreciate it if you would move the Speaker
> plug-ins top CVS, so I could contribute your program there.

Feel free to import the last released version for KDE 3.

The Kate plugin has not been updated since KDE 2.x, and I don't know if the 
API for kate plugins has changed or not.

George Russell
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