Split with name bug

[pjgfi]

Hello,

I think I found a bug in TextAloud (tested in 3.0.82 and 3.0.85).

The first split at the very beginning of text won't be taken into account in the file name (it will be an automatic name).

For example :
{{split=intro}}
Welcome !
{{split=chapter_1}}
We are going...

will end up in files named :
Default Title_001.wav
chapter1.wav

Please fix!

PJ

[Jim Bretti]

Thanks for reporting this, we'll look at fixing it.

[pjgfi]

Thanks for your quick answer!

[pjgfi]

The bug is stil there in version 3.0.88 ...

[Jim Bretti]

Sorry this isn't fixed yet, I'll try to get to it soon.

[pjgfi]

Thanks!

[Jim Bretti]

I just placed a TextAloud update, version 3.0.88.3, at http://www.nextup.com/files/ta3.exe. This update should fix the problem you're having with split file names at the beginning of article.

The update also allows space characters to be used in split names, it has come up a few times.

Please give the update a try when you can and let me know if you have any problems with it.

[pjgfi]

It works, many thanks!

The "space in filename" is a great bonus as well.

That's what I call customer support.

[pjgfi]

I found another little bug.

For some reason, you cannot use "1" as filename.

{{split=1}} will crash TA.

Thanks.

[Jim Bretti]

Thanks for reporting this. I think I found the problem, it should be fixed in the next update.

[pjgfi]

Great support, as usual!
Thanks.

[Jim Bretti]

This problem should be fixed now in TextAloud version 3.0.95. You can download installer from http://nextup.com/files/ta3.exe.

[pjgfi]

Thanks, works fine!

[pjgfi]

Hello,

Back to TextAloud (3.0.115.1) and I found a small bug : you can use spaces in split name, but the split tag will then be spoken ("split equals...") in the editor, not ignored !
{{split=space test}}
Test

[Jim Bretti]

Thanks for reporting this. The bug should be fixed in TextAloud 3.0.116, at http://nextup.com/files/ta3.exe.

Let me know if you continue seeing the problem after updating.

[pjgfi]

Thanks for this update, Jim.

Works perfectly now!