[Kde-accessibility] gnome-speech

[Pupeno]

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On Monday 23 September 2002 14:45, Bill Haneman wrote:
> The "Say" method takes a UTF-8 unicode string that optionally contains
> XML-style markup.  In that way, a single string can contain multiple
> languages as well as emphasis, etc, and it's up to the driver
> implementation to figure out how to speak the substrings in the
> appropriate language, substituting the nearest-available voice if
> necessary (for instance if the chosen voice cannot speak in <german>
> then the driver could substitute or create a similar voice to say the
> work in question).
>
> Best regards,

What xml are you using ? anything standard or you created it ? I know there
are a lot of xml DTDs starting to appear related to speaking and
understanding... from VoiceXML to others I don't remember the names :)
If you're using a XML set of tags that you created or you're using a set of
another standard, please, let's share it so Proklam supports the same.
The diference would be that Proklam XML processing would happen in the core
and not in the plug in as diferent language will go to diferent loaded plug
ins (this will allow to load diferent plug ins/TTS for diferent languages).
I work with UTF8 all the time, I don't see a reason to use something difere=
nt,
I even have the file names of my computer in UTF8 wich means Windows is not
able to read them... bah! :)
Thanks.
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