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Double Announcing of Comma in Decimal Numbers When Punctuation Level is Set to All #4341
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Comment 1 by ateu on 2014-07-29 15:17 |
Comment 2 by jteh on 2014-07-30 00:34 The Portuguese symbols for NVDA define the decimal point as a full stop. If this is incorrect and it's actually a comma, this needs to be changed. So, this line:
should be:
and this line:
needs to specify the correct Portuguese word(s) for the decimal point in the second field. |
Comment 3 by ateu on 2014-07-30 01:37 I just can't understand this: and this line: |
Comment 4 by jteh on 2014-07-30 02:00
you'll see that there are several fields separated by tabs. The second field is currently blank, hence the double tab. So, it needs to be something like this:
where xxx is the Portuguese way of saying that this is a decimal point. Hope this is clearer. |
Comment 5 by bdorer on 2015-06-12 21:43 according to jamie's comment this line should be right assumingvírgula means Coma as you said : |
Comment 6 by bdorer on 2015-10-06 16:27 |
Reported by ateu on 2014-07-29 13:31
Hi,
This is a really complicated problem, as I don't know whether it's caused by NVDA or by the synthesizer.
When the punctuation level is set to all, the comma used in decimal numbers is spoken twice, but this just occurs if NVDA is used in a language other than English.
Steps to Reproduce:
Expected result: NVDA should speak 2 comma 5.
Current result: NVDA says 2 comma vírgula (means comma in Portuguese) 5.
Note 1:
This also occurs with other synthesizers, such as Microsoft Speech Engine (Mike, Mary and Sam), Pico TTS, Dec Talk, and other.
Note 2: When Espeak is used with other screen reader, (as Sapi5), this doesn't occurs.
Note 3: This just occurs in decimal numbers. If I write 2 or any number followed by comma and with no number after it, this doesn't occurs.
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