More speakup mods and bug fixes

More speakup mods and bug fixes

[David]

fixed bug in set vars, speakup shift f1.
improved cursor routing, speakup space.
on-screen find, speakup cursor up/down finds up or down.
speakup f and speakup shift f lets you enter up to 16 characters for the
find and then finds down, speakup f or up speakup shift f.
find buffers are console speciffic, a different one for each console.
goto is back, absolute line/columns only. no plus/minus numbers.
say_word_control variable if set to one now does more.
see README for more info.
Get it at the usual davidborowski.ddns.net via http.
Have fun, Yap at me if you crash.
We try to test it pretty well before unleashing it on other unsuspecting people.

Re: More speakup mods and bug fixes

[John Covici]

Hi.  I tried your most recent distribution and the punctuation was
still not working correctly -- even though punc_level and reading_punc
were both 3, I got nothing in say a line or a word.  This was so
annoying that I gave it up at that point.  I tried echoing what I had
for  punc_some and punc_most to the appropriate speakup variables, but
no joy.

Thanks.

On Sat, 01 Oct 2016 21:27:54 -0400,
David wrote:
> 
> fixed bug in set vars, speakup shift f1.
> improved cursor routing, speakup space.
> on-screen find, speakup cursor up/down finds up or down.
> speakup f and speakup shift f lets you enter up to 16 characters for the
> find and then finds down, speakup f or up speakup shift f.
> find buffers are console speciffic, a different one for each console.
> goto is back, absolute line/columns only. no plus/minus numbers.
> say_word_control variable if set to one now does more.
> see README for more info.
> Get it at the usual davidborowski.ddns.net via http.
> Have fun, Yap at me if you crash.
> We try to test it pretty well before unleashing it on other unsuspecting people.
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> 

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