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Answer: it is whiteSpace+prePunct+word+punct.
2009-10-18 14:10:07 UTC by i30817
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I'm using prePunct+whiteSpace+word+punct to reconstruct the original word
but might it be:
whiteSpace+prePunct+word+punct?.
2009-10-18 14:05:08 UTC by i30817
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Strangely if a phrase ends with two or more "\n" ("For example.\n\n\n\n") only one is counted in this effect (only one appears as a additional utterance).
2009-10-18 12:49:16 UTC by i30817
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A phrase that ends with a "\n" produces 1 more utterance than a phrase without (ok), but both have the isFinal() query to return true (strange).
2009-10-18 11:33:33 UTC by i30817
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Opss, there is appears to be a bug after all. \n (or something else i don't know) does force another utterance but for both that and the previous isLast returns true!
2009-10-18 11:28:45 UTC by i30817
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A small question related to this, utterance.isLast() refers to it being the last division like this, not something else right?.
2009-10-18 11:22:28 UTC by i30817
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I see. It is broken into strings, and i do have to process every one if i want all the properties. Never mind this.
2009-10-18 11:17:45 UTC by i30817
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I can be that the phrase is broken into two Speakables, but the text that is in utterance.getSpeakable().getText() is the complete one (not only \n).
2009-10-18 11:13:42 UTC by i30817
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I'm a little confused. It seems any phrase with a "\n" at the end is processed twice by the utterance processors? Should this happen?
I'm going to guard against this is my program, but here is a example:
Add a new utterance processor to the end of the list of the voice (voice.getUtteranceProcessors().add(new ...))
then speak this string : "features but that was only because...
2009-10-18 11:09:30 UTC by i30817
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Hello
I have installed mbrola and fretts on mac os x 10.5.8 (leopard).
I am using the "Player" demo, where I can select an mbrola voice (us1,us2 or us3) from a drop-down box.
However, not matter which one I select, and whatever I type in the text box, the output is always a "hiss" type loud noise.
I made a search through the forums but couldn't find something...
2009-09-15 18:19:17 UTC by tafidis
