Re: read words when moving accross newlines

["T. V. Raman" <raman@cs.cornell.edu>]

you are also correct --see my earlier reply this morning.
All of emacspeak functionality is dependent on the current
syntax table in effect and this dependence is mportant.
>>>>> "Dm" == Dm Paduchih <paduch@imm.uran.ru> writes:

    Dm> Hi Raman and Koichi INOUE, I have seen both variants
    Dm> of the behavior in different buffers.  I guess it
    Dm> depends on syntax table used.  That is, in the
    Dm> buffers where C-j is a whitespace it is a behavior
    Dm> Raman describes.

    Dm> Regards, --Dmitry


>>>>> "TVR" == T V Raman <raman@cs.cornell.edu> writes:

    TVR> sorry --your user is telling you something that looks untrue
    TVR> TVR> from just doing a quick test.

    TVR> Here is some test text:

    TVR> This is a test
    TVR> TVR> Newline starts now.
TVR> Put point on "this" on the first line and start hitting M-f
TVR> when you hear the word "newline" 
TVR> the cursor is on the "n" of the word "newline" which occurs
TVR> on a new line.

    TVR> Note: it may well be that there is some bizarre interaction
    TVR> TVR> with multibyte character sets and Japanese Emacs.
>>>>> "Koichi" == Koichi INOUE <inoue@argv.org> writes:

    Koichi> Hi, I received a report from BEP user as
    Koichi> Koichi> follows: when moving by word by word with M-f(on
Koichi> emacspeak), cursor goes to the top of next word
Koichi> and speaks the pointing word. But, if you move
Koichi> over newline, cursor point stays before newline
Koichi> and says the word after the newline.  In this
Koichi> case, actual cursor position and spoken word is
Koichi> on the different line; it seems not very
Koichi> intutive.

    Koichi> Is it an intended spec of Emacspeak or we need
    Koichi> Koichi> to modify emacspeak-forward-word function?

    Koichi> -- Koichi Inoue, ARGV E-Mail: inoue@argv.org ICQ
    Koichi> Koichi> UIN: 74900690

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    TVR> TVR> Best Regards,
TVR> --raman

      
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