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Old 07-29-2012, 02:04 AM   #6
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Hi,

I found that using the "." instead of ";" is much better because you do not have to hit the "123" key to type in the ".".

My modification to debug_cmds.json are the addition of the following:
Code:
    ";ttsspeed" : "/usr/local/bin/ttsspeed.sh",
    ";ts" : "/usr/local/bin/ttsspeed.sh",
    ".ts" : "/usr/local/bin/ttsspeed.sh",
and the following file in /usr/local/bin/ttsspeed.sh:
Code:
#!/bin/sh

# By James Yeh

LIPC_SET_PROP=/usr/bin/lipc-set-prop

${LIPC_SET_PROP} com.lab126.tts TtsISpeed $1
This allows the typing of the following into the search bar:
;ttsspeed 220
;ts 220
.ts 220

The last one is the easiest to type.

Thanks,
James
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