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2.4.3 Default Priorities

If a speechd-el function sends a message to the output device without an explicitly specified priority, the priorities defined by the following variables are used. By changing the values, you can achieve interesting effects. For instance, changing the value of speechd-default-key-priority from notification to message makes all typed characters to be echoed and makes them to interrupt common text reading.

The valid values of all the variables here are: important, message, text, notification, progress. They correspond to Speech Dispatcher priorities, see the Speech Dispatcher manual for more details.

speechd-default-text-priority

Default priority of most text messages.

speechd-default-sound-priority

Default priority of sound icons.

speechd-default-char-priority

Default priority of spelled characters.

speechd-default-key-priority

Default priority of typed keys.