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2013-12-22
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Sorry for reviving very old thread. And especially as this is not even a bug report but a request to anybody familiar with espeak, espeaktime, N900 dbus:
If anybody feels like, please see here.
If anybody feels like, please see here.
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2013-12-22
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Originally Posted by peterleinchen
Sorry for reviving very old thread. And especially as this is not even a bug report but a request to anybody familiar with espeak, espeaktime, N900 dbus:
If anybody feels like, please see here.
Originally Posted by peterleinchen
The code that decides whether time should be spoken seems to reside in package espeaktime-python_0.2-2_all.deb (found in extras devel via web interface), file /opt/maemo/usr/bin/espeaktime.py:
It may be (for sure is) the wrong thread to ask, nevertheless:
power button push needs often (especially when screen blanked and device locked) double press to wake up and shpw slider. Hereby espeaktime is triggered.
This has annoyed me always and also blocked me from using timenow .
If some kind soul would recompile espeaktime with setting "triple push" (needa to be verified) to trigger the little (wo)man to speak, this would be excellent and make it 'compatible' with timenow.
tia
Code:
if name == 'ButtonPressed' and args[0] == 'power':
print "power button"
if self.display_status == "on" and self.tklock_mode == "locked":
s = time.strftime("%H:%M")
print "speak: [%s]" % s
print os.system("espeak \"%s\"" % s)
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2013-12-22
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Thanks misiak for looking into this. 
But how comes you refer to Python?
I have espeaktime v 0.5.1 (probably from devel) and there is only a event.d script, a shell script and an executable executable (this one in /opt/maemo/usr/bin). If I would have found a python script to tinker with I would have done/tried myself. Therefore my request.
But how comes you refer to Python?
I have espeaktime v 0.5.1 (probably from devel) and there is only a event.d script, a shell script and an executable executable (this one in /opt/maemo/usr/bin). If I would have found a python script to tinker with I would have done/tried myself. Therefore my request.
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2013-12-23
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Originally Posted by peterleinchen
No problem
Thanks misiak for looking into this.
But how comes you refer to Python?
I have espeaktime v 0.5.1 (probably from devel) and there is only a event.d script, a shell script and an executable executable (this one in /opt/maemo/usr/bin). If I would have found a python script to tinker with I would have done/tried myself. Therefore my request.
I just googled "espeaktime maemo" and found http://repository.maemo.org/extras-d.../e/espeaktime/ - I downloaded the packages and checked what's in them... I'm not using espeaktime, so I don't even know which packages are installed along with it (version numbers suggest I might have downloaded something deprecated...) what does the
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2013-12-23
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Yep, googling seems a bit strange...
Here is the package. And here the sources. [already checked version and also dpkg -S espeaktime revealed me there is only an executable daemon]
Here is the package. And here the sources. [already checked version and also dpkg -S espeaktime revealed me there is only an executable daemon]
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2013-12-23
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Originally Posted by peterleinchen
Ok, thanks for clarifying. There is a file deamon.c which has press_count in few places, so I guess it would be easier to change 2 to 3. Will try it during Christmas if I can motivate myself to sit in front of my computer
Yep, googling seems a bit strange...
Here is the package. And here the sources. [already checked version and also dpkg -S espeaktime revealed me there is only an executable daemon]
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2014-04-17
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Ok, so where did python (espeaktime.py) come from then?
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2014-08-20
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Originally Posted by chill
I've looked into the code as pointed to by peterleichen (and it's not Python). It does have code for detecting whether or not the screen is locked, so it should work. The problem is with the N900s screen:
Ok, so where did python (espeaktime.py) come from then?
When you press the power button once, it should show the lock screen, but as we well know, it doesn't. Meanwhile, the lock screen is displayed, it's just that the screen is not backlit. To see what I mean, connect a TV to the N900's TV output, lock the device, and press the power button. The lock screen will show up on the TV but the N900's screen will stay dark (does not happen every time, of course, because the lock screen bug is only occasional).
So the N900 thinks it's showing the lock screen, and espeaktime duly notices and waits for the second power button press. The helpless user then obliges by pressing the second time (because he can't see the lock screen yet), which triggers espeak time even though the user only wants to see the lock screen, not hear the time.
One workaround could be to, since the lock screen display is being registered, to, upon detecting the lock screen, have the N900 display the lock screen again. In pseudocode:
if display_is_on AND device_is_locked then turn_display_on
The goal, if it's not clear, is to avoid having to press the button twice just to see the lock screen. I don't know how to turn the display on without unlocking the screen in the process...maybe set the brightness?
I don't have a better idea right now.
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I ask to the author to correct the following bug.
I selected the italian lamguage, but when I double press the button it speaks everithing in italian except the name of the day and the name of the month.
But if use the TEST inside the settings everithing works fine.
Please correct it, because I like it, it's very cool and all people around look when I use espeak.
Thanks