Updated eSpeak makefile to inherit compiler options.
Language Greek (el): recognize polytonic spelling.
Language changes: en, gu, it, pt, ta, ur.
Language phoneme changes: de [r], hi [a:] [r].
Added phoneme table for Arabic.
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Fix bug, use of the command-line "espeakedit --compile" produced phoneme data
in which vowels started at full amplitude instead of gradual increase.
Fix bug: SSML <break time=""> with values greater than 23 seconds were ignored
due to arithmetic overflow.
Phoneme definition files:
Added new function: ChangeNextPhoneme().
Language changes include: da, en, fa, gu, hu, it, nl, pt, ta
Started new language: eu (Basque).
*_rules files:
Allow $p_alt1, $p_alt2, etc in pre-conditions. The rule matches if the
characters before the current point in the word occur as an entry in the
*_list file with the corresponding $alt attibute.
Added condition $list. This is similar to $p_alt etc, but examines
all words in the *_list file which don't have the $only attribute.
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Added rule attribute $noprefix for *_rules files. The rule is not used if a prefix has been removed from the word.
Language changes: en, or, pt, ta.
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Language changes to: an, en, gu, it, pt, ta.
Superscripts and subscripts are spoken as single letters and numbers during njormal speech, and with "superscript" and "subscript" spoken when spelling.
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Language changes:
an, en, es, fa, gu, it, pt, ta, te.
Voice files: added attribute 'dictdialect', eg:
dictdialect en-us
uses the US English voice to speak words or rules which are marked with _^_EN
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The i phoneme is used for the reduced i sound in e.g. happy
(/h'api/). Thus, the following words contrast:
word eSpeak IPA
happy /h'api/ /hˈapi/
been /b'i:n/ /bˈiːn/
bin /b'In/ /bˈɪn/
Before this change, /h'api/ would be transcribed in IPA as /hˈapɪ/
which is wrong. After this change, it is transcribed correctly.
Reece H. Dunn