[Kde-accessibility] it works, it works!

[Pupeno]

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At Fri Nov 29 01:26:19 EST 2002 (-5 UTC)
I typed
# proklam
# dcop proklam kspeech sayWarning "Hello world, this is the first message that 
is being spoken by proklam, using the command plug in developed by Gunnar and 
a script to call festival" "en"
and I was pleased by a robotic voice speaking all that!!!! Proklam works! :)
It is still far from usable by anyone, a lot of work is still needed but it is 
starting to work.
Thank you Gunnar for developing the command plug in wich allowed this to be 
posible.
For the ones that are not familiar with the plug ins. Proklam is plug in 
based, it means that it loads a plug in from a list of available plug ins and 
related to a language.
I developed a Festival plug in, wich should be working, but it doesn't 
(festival weirdness) and Gunnar developed a command plug in wich allowsy ou 
to run any command line passing the text as a paramater.
So I made a script to be called by Gunnar's command plug in (because of the 
festival weirdnes I can't call it directly) to use festival to speak and it 
is speaking. IT IS SPEAKING! it's alive! :)
What's missing then ?
There's still no code to handle long texts.
There's no kspeech class for others to use it.
Making command plug in, run festival each time, is very slow, so, there's a 
long delay when you send your message and when it is spoken.
But, it is working!!! :)
Gunnar, thanks again!
I'll commit this asap!
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