Hey all, I've discussed this a bit with Eike previously, but thought I'd try a wider audience to get some more ideas. When we used to have kttsd/jovie it had the concept of filters that it would use for different applications speech to normalize what gets sent to the synthesizer. In this way notifications from kopete/konversation/whatever would be changed from:
'<milian> PovAddict: why are you not here!' to Milian says: PovAddict: why are you not here! The Jovie git repository has some default filters that can be used for chat, chat-de, kmail, polish, qt2plaintext etc. that were useful for users to load that would do the filtering. I think this feature was very very hard to find though. Anyway, Jovie is dying, and I'd like to bring this feature back to all speech that goes through KNotifications to QtSpeech. KNotifications has src/notifybytts which sends notification text, or appname, or can even send eventId to QtSpeech, but I'd like to add filtering here. I think we should probably default to filtering with all sane filters but make them customizable of course in case anyone wants to tweak them. The problem is that KNotifications pass a KNotifyConfig for each notification, so each application's notifications have their own config for TTS entry. Should/could we use one global configuration for all filters and load it in NotifyByTTS::notify so all notifications are filtered the same way? If so I guess the logical place for it would be a TTS group in kdeglobals, does that make sense? thanks, Jeremy _______________________________________________ Kde-frameworks-devel mailing list Kde-frameworks-devel@kde.org https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-frameworks-devel
