> I succeeded in removing that text spoken by the synth
when placing the
> cursor on the icon of my Windows hard drive. That very
same text was spoken
> when I open a text file with gedit and then press
numpad-plus to entirely
> read it.
> I changed
> ~/orca-2.17.3/po/de.po
> by commenting out this text, recompile and restart
Orca.
I'm hoping this is fixed in GNOME CVS HEAD, which will find
its way into
Orca v2.17.4 in a little over a week. Can you try make line
632 in
gnomespeechfactory.py do the following (it used to have
_("") instead of
""):
oldText = oldText.replace("n",
"", 1)
This should hopefully fix the problem. If it doesn't we
need to know so
we can keep working on it.
> Now that "strange text" has gone, but now I
cannot read the whole document
> in gedit; pressing numpad-plus reads the actual cursor
line.
I just tried this in gedit using Orca from GNOME CVS HEAD
and cannot
reproduce the problem. Can you send the text file that
you're look at
in gedit? In addition, which synthesis engine are you
using?
Will
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