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Sorry, after thinking about the tone I used, I probably came
across as ungrateful. I do appreciate your efforts towar
making a product that is potentially very valuable.
2005-06-02 20:52:21 UTC in KSvn
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I downloaded and started to install Ksvn. It seems
like exactly the kind of tool I'm looking for. But
when it demanded root access to my system, I decided
against installing it. I did run the install script to
see what it would try to do. It tried to put the
executable in /usr/bin. Wrong!
The most privileged parts of a system you have any
business touching are either /usr/local or...
2005-06-02 20:13:49 UTC in KSvn
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This happens when I am visiting files in the KDevelop svn
repository image. I got a backtrace by quitting into debug
before Emacs crashed. It looks to me as if EDE is going
into a potientially infinite recursion and blowing up Emacs.
See the attached file.
2005-06-01 01:28:27 UTC in CEDET
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This happens when I am visiting files in the KDevelop svn
repository image. I got a backtrace by quitting into debug
before Emacs crashed. It looks to me as if EDE is going
into a potientially infinite recursion and blowing up Emacs.
See the attached file.
2005-06-01 01:27:53 UTC in CEDET
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If I have the following in my .emacs, when I open a file that is
under version control, emacs locks up, then crashes in about a
minute. The first line alone does not cause the problem. The
problem is from the second line.
(require 'ede)
(global-ede-mode t)
2005-05-28 17:53:57 UTC in CEDET
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Well, I have really bloody knuckles from tryin to get XMLBeans to digest the SSML schema. What I found is the NullPoinerExceptions I was getting with the synthesizer.xsd didn't occur with the synthesizer-core.xsd, and the core seems to hold almost all of the functionality in the first place.
http://xml.apache.org/xmlbeans/index.html
So now I have a bunch of Java classes representing the...
2003-12-15 09:12:20 UTC in FreeTTS
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"I think you are asking for a way that you can explicitly
tell freetts how to interpret specific words, not ways to
specify rules (like, "if 'read' appears after a form of 'to
have' then pronounce it "red" otherwise pronounce it
'reed")."
I was actually hoping for something in between. I wanted to be able to tag the word with a "part of speech" tag,
2003-12-14 15:48:25 UTC in FreeTTS
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I'm interested in using FreeTTS in a few ways. One of these is to simply(sic) read English text aloud. The first sentice I tried with FreeTTS was "I can read this text". It said "I can red this text. Is there an easy way to mark up the text at point where such ambiguities occur so that FreeTTS knows which choice to us for this given situation?.
2003-12-12 20:06:40 UTC in FreeTTS
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This happens from the command line as well as when I
call main() from within another program. It happens
with both file system and HTTP access. I'm running SuSE
8.1 with JDK 1.4.1_02
This is the $CLASSPATH:
Mon Mar 10 17:23:37:> echo -e ${CLASSPATH//:/'\n'}
/download/com/elharo/xincluder/lib/xmlParserAPIs-2.0.2.jar
/download/com/elharo/xincluder/lib/xincluder.jar...
2003-03-10 22:51:36 UTC in XIncluder
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I propose frontmatter, backmatter, and body tages be
added to DocBook. These tag would allow elements
natural to their respective partitions.
When I first started working with DocBook, I read about
the three parts of a book, front matter, back matter,
and body. So when I started my first book, I tried to
find the tags to mark off these parts. I was quite
confused by not finding...
2002-09-29 18:42:29 UTC in DocBook
