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speechd-speak-echo
¶Symbol determining how to read typed characters. It can have one of the following values:
character
Read characters when they are typed.
word
Read only whole words once they are written.
nil
Don’t echo anything on typing.
speechd-speak-deleted-char
¶Defines which character to speak when deleting a character. If
non-nil
, speak the deleted character, otherwise speak the
adjacent character.
speechd-speak-buffer-name
¶When you switch to another buffer and this variable is non-nil
,
read the new buffer name. If the variable value is the symbol
text
, read the text from the cursor position to the end of
line in the new buffer as well. If the variable is nil
, read
the text without speaking the buffer name.
speechd-speak-whole-line
¶If non-nil
, read whole line on movement by default. Otherwise
read from the point to the end of line on movement by default.
speechd-speak-on-minibuffer-exit
¶When this variable is non-nil
, speechd-el reads the text around
cursor after exiting from minibuffer or its recursive level if there
is nothing else to read.
speechd-speak-read-command-keys
¶This variable defines in which situations command keys should be read
when their command is performed. If t
, the command keys are
always read. If nil
, they are never read. If list, it may
contain one or more of the following symbols describing the situations
in which the keys should be read:
movement
Read the command keys if the cursor has moved, no buffer modification happened.
modification
Buffer was modified, the cursor hasn’t moved.
movement-modification
Buffer was modified and the cursor was moved.
If the variable value is t
, the command keys are read before
the command is performed. Otherwise, their reading is delayed after
the command is executed, since the buffer changes and cursor movement
must be detected first.
speechd-speak-ignore-command-keys
¶List of commands that should never echo their command keys.
speechd-speak-read-command-name
¶If non-nil
, read the command name instead of the command keys
in the situations defined by the variable
speechd-speak-read-command-keys
.
speechd-speak-message-time-interval
¶Minimum time in seconds, after which the same message may be repeated. If the message is the same as the last one, it is not spoken unless the number of seconds defined here has passed from the last spoken message.
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