You could roll your own:
- at speech start, store the seconds in tStartSecs
- at speech pause, calc the [approximate] number of the
last word spoken:
put (revSpeechSpeed / 60) * (the seconds - tStartSecs) \
into tPauseWord
- at speech resume, start at the resume
As an alternative I have put this handler into the field:
on mouseUp
put the clickchunk into tChunk
set the tClickChunkStart of field 1 to word 2 of tChunk
revstopSpeech
end mouseUp
And stop speech by ckicking on the point where I wish the next speech
to begin on
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Date: Wed, 28 Sep 2005 12:22:43 -0700
From: Phil Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Can one pause revSpeak?
To: How to use Revolution use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
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You could roll your own
I use Run Rev to read articles back to me. I find that it is a useful
writing tool, both for purposes of style and finding typos. There is
a big difference between the written and spoken word and it is
helpful to have both at one's disposal.
I have a little stack for this purpose. Very
You could roll your own:
- at speech start, store the seconds in tStartSecs
- at speech pause, calc the [approximate] number of the
last word spoken:
put (revSpeechSpeed / 60) * (the seconds - tStartSecs) \
into tPauseWord
- at speech resume, start at the resume point:
