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Re: speaking splits at line end
>>>>> "T. V." == T V Raman <raman@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
T. V.> ...
T. V.> I don't know what you are doing to cause the above, but maybe
T. V.> the following will shed some light.
T. V.> ...
T. V.> Could you list out what actions you do efore and after
T. V.> suspending your laptop?
I notice this the most in w3-mode.
But then that is the mode most likely for me to leave in the middle.
When I am editing or creating something I usually will save and exit
the file before shutting down. When reading the web, I will just turn
off (suspend) the machine.
When I suspend my laptop I just press the power button, same to bring
it back on, if I have left the dectalk on then that's it. If I have
turned off the dectalk, then the first command I type after pressing
the power switch is C-e C-s.
Occationally when restarting I will get an error and emacspeak will
not respond to keys and eventually C-g will produce a core dump. But
that is rare.
The next time it starts seporating at end of line in w3 mode I will
examine the dtk-chunk-separator-syntax variable and the *Message*
buffer.
Greg