Speechd-el say all

[Peter Vágner]

Hello,

This appears to be closest to what I am looking for.
By the way
Here is a message written by Milan Zamazal in year 2004 in czech where he's
explaining that real continous read is difficult to implement because at
that time speech-dispatcher had no ability to signal marks in the text as
they are being spoken.
https://lists.freebsoft.org/pipermail/uzivatele/2004-October/001370.html
According to Samuel's reply speech-dispatcher can now do that today.
Might there be a change regarding this in speechd-el since 2004 up to now?

I'm unable to find that.


Greetings

Peter





so 25. 8. 2018 o 10:40 Nicolas Graner <nicolas.graner at u-psud.fr> nap?sal(a):

> Pierre Lorenzon <devel at pollock-nageoire.net> a ?crit le 25/08/2018 ?
> 05h22 :
> > From: Rapha?l POITEVIN <rpoitevin at hypra.fr>
> >   In fact ! Somebody has done what I said that have to be
> >   done. Anyway I am curious to know how client may follow the
> >   speech flue once it have been sent to the server. I will have
> >   a look at this code if I have time !
>
> This code bypasses the protocol and calls  spd-say repeatedly as a
> separate process. I've written a simple function to read from point to
> end of buffer in the same way, which works well. Pressing any key will
> terminate reading and the cursor will be located right after the last
> line read.
>
> (defun speak-to-end ()
>   (interactive)
>   (while-no-input
>     (while (not (eobp))
>       (call-process "spd-say" nil nil nil "--wait"
>                     (buffer-substring (point)
>                                       (progn (forward-line) (point)))))))
>
> This is a minimal proof of concept eimproved in many ways.
>
> Nicolaswhich could
>
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