Dave Mielke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> All I can do is ensure that brltty is calling the correct SD functions.
Ensuring a null-terminated string helps a lot! :-)
Problem solved.
--- a/SpeechDrivers/SpeechDispatcher/speech.c
+++ b/SpeechDrivers/SpeechDispatcher/speech.c
@@ -215,7 +215,8 @@ sayText (const void *data) {
const SayData *say = data;
if (say->count == 1) {
- spd_char(connectionHandle, say->priority, (const char *)say->text);
+ const char text[2] = { say->text[0], 0 };
+ spd_char(connectionHandle, say->priority, &text[0]);
} else {
spd_sayf(connectionHandle, say->priority, "%.*s", say->length, say->text);
}
--
CYa,
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