OK, this is what I think the config system is going to look like.

1. We'll write code for WindowOpened Delegate that checks to see if a section in the ini file exists named the name of the server, plus the name of the window. Ini files don't allow spaces, so we need to trim them from the string before checking. If a section for that window doesn't exist, we'll create it, and copy all of the keys out of global to serve as the default settings for that window.

2. When any message comes in, we'll check to see if ["global"]["speech"] is "true", if ["global"]["MessageType"] is "true", if ["WindowName"]["speech"] is "true", and if ["WindowName"]["MessageType"] is "true". If all of those things are "true", then we'll output the message.

3. We'll create a set of menus under commands under speech in the menu bar, one called global, and one called active window. Checking or unchecking items in those menus will update the config.

The one issue with this is that over time, as people open more and more different windows, the ini file is going to get larger and larger. How can we clean this up? Do we care? I'm not sure.

Can you think of a better way to do this? I don't like copying the global config over and over again. But I don't want to check if a particular section of the ini exists in every output function, and then check if a particular key in that section exists. That will probably lag speech doing it over and over and over again with every message.

I haven't started on any of the above three tasks; I'll wait to see if you have any input. Or if not, if you want to take on any of them. @arfy8820

Following the link from the readme leads to a sendspace page that says the file has been deleted.

I'm not sure if this is an API issue, or our issue. More testing is required.

Colors and formatting are not stripped from messages before they're sent to the screen reader. The AdiIRC author has added a strip function into the next version of the API. When that's released we can fix this issue.

Got the following error. Plugin adispeak.dll caused an error
 System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
   at adispeak.AdiSpeakPlugin.OnDisconnect(DisconnectArgs argument)

The developer has fixed everything but the monitor panels thus far. Track the issue here: https://dev.adiirc.com/issues/3785

I clicked on the sendspace link and it gave me a download error.

Hello,

I used /sapioff but didn't stopped from speaking, and by default when i load the dll it has that feature enabled, it could be better to have that by default off.

• Thanks!

The API has no OnWhois function, so it's going to require parsing raw events by someone who knows more about the IRC protocol than I do.

I've tested this works by setting the modes using object navigation to hidden for a few things that I don't want to see in channels. I know they work because the text no longer shows up in the window that I see with alt+shift+up/down. However, NVDA still reads the messages as they come in.

The instructions say I can configure AdiSpeak from the options in AdiIRC but I see no options pertaining to this app. I did find what I believe is the config file. I set everything in that file to "false" but still, whenever I go into a channel I hear "Entering #channel". how do I turn that off? How do I configure what voice it is using?

When closing a window, pressing control+f4 will close the window, but it will also disable speech due to f4 being pressed.