Emacspeak-w3m and voice-lock

["T. V. Raman" <raman@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

what you suggest is the right way of doing it i.e. allow
tts-define-voice-alias to do it.>>>>> "Koichi" == Koichi INOUE <inoue@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

    Koichi> Hi, I found recent changes in emacspeak-w3m
    Koichi> package which implements voice-lock according to
    Koichi> faces.  I tried it with speech server of Outloud
    Koichi> and BEP, and found it doesn't work correctly,
    Koichi> because it defines new aliases of voices only
    Koichi> for DECTalk, using dtk-define-voice-alias.  I
    Koichi> added some settings using
    Koichi> bep-define-voice-aliases and it worked
    Koichi> correctly.  But it seems a clean solution,
    Koichi> because adding new *-voices.el needs to add new
    Koichi> lines also in emacspeak-w3m.el.  Somewhat
    Koichi> cleaner, I think, is making
    Koichi> tts-define-voice-alias points to current
    Koichi> *-define-voice-alias function and using it.
    Koichi> Voice alias doesn't define actual command string
    Koichi> for particular server, so it may not harmful.

    Koichi> Do you have any other better solution?

    Koichi> -- Koichi Inoue, ARGV E-Mail: inoue@xxxxxxxxxxx

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