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This is due the way how Emacs fontifies the menu items. Try to set
the Info-fontify-maximum-menu-size
variable to 0
to
avoid the problem.
Set the variable appt-msg-window
to nil
. Also, adding
"diary"
to the speechd-speak-auto-speak-buffer
variable
may be useful.
Add the following code to your ~/.emacs:
(defadvice w3m-print-this-url (around my-w3m-print-this-url activate) (when (eq this-command 'w3m-print-this-url) ad-do-it))
*Completion*
buffer)?
Braille displays generally display exact content, which is usually what you want. But sometimes TAB characters are inserted to Emacs buffers for the sole purpose of visual formatting. You can tell Emacs to suppress this behavior when possible by adding the following code to your ~/.emacs:
(setq-default indent-tabs-mode nil)
Buffer modifications can be performed by many different ways in Elisp programs. speechd-el is unable to track them always satisfactory. If you have a reasonable idea how to improve buffer modification reading, please tell us.
As a workaround, if you encounter this problem when performing some often used commands, you might want to define your own speaking feedbacks of those commands. See Advanced Customization, for more details.
Maybe Emacs is garbage collecting in the meantime. Try to increase
the value of the gc-cons-threshold
variable, e.g. to 4000000.
It may increase or reduce the performance, depending on your
environment and particular requirements.
If you didn’t byte compile the source *.el files, do so.
If you are an experienced Elisp hacker and you can find out why speechd-el produces significant amount of data increasing the frequency of garbage collection and how to make the things better, your help is welcome!
Emacs redisplay routines are generally not invoked when Emacs is busy. speechd-el combined with your autorepeat may achieve such a state quite easily. If that’s a real problem to you, you can reduce your autorepeat rate or buy a faster computer.
Also, if you didn’t byte compile the source *.el files, do so.
Certainly, any tips increasing speechd-el performance are welcome.
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