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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When using wxWidgets 3.0, creating a wxFont requires the gtk+
library to be initialized. This is causing espeakedit to segfault.
SpectFrame::Draw is the only place where the FONT_* variables are
used, so move them into the SpectFrame class and create them in
the constructor.
Also, FONT_NORMAL is not used so it has been removed.
When running any of the following:
espeak -x "[[]]"
espeak --ipa "[[]]"
eSpeak would SEGFAULT. This is because phon_out_buf is NULL as no
phonemes have been written and as this is the first call to
GetTranslatedPhonemeString, the phoneme buffer has not been
allocated yet. However, GetTranslatedPhonemeString attempts to add
a NULL character to the end of the phoneme buffer, and thus crashes.
Reece H. Dunn