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12.57 emacspeak-w3 Options
Commentary:
Ensure that speech support for W3 gets installed and
loaded correctly.
The emacs W3 browser comes with builtin support for
Emacspeak and ACSS
Automatically generated documentation
for options defined in module emacspeak-w3.
These options are customizable via Emacs' Custom interface.
— Variable:
User Option emacspeak-w3-base-uri-pronunciation
Custom pronunciation for base URIs in w3 buffers.
— Variable:
User Option emacspeak-w3-charent-alist
Entities to unescape when treating badly escaped XML.
— Variable:
User Option emacspeak-w3-cleanup-bogus-quotes
Clean up bogus Unicode chars for magic quotes.
— Variable:
User Option emacspeak-w3-create-imenu-index
Create IMenu index by default.
— Variable:
User Option emacspeak-w3-lwp-request
LWP Request command from perl LWP.
— Variable:
User Option emacspeak-w3-lynx-program
Name of lynx executable
— Variable:
User Option emacspeak-w3-media-stream-suffixes
Suffixes to look for in detecting URLs that point to media
streams.
— Variable:
User Option emacspeak-w3-most-recent-xpath-filter
Caches most recently used xpath filter.
Can be customized to set up initial default.
— Variable:
User Option emacspeak-w3-punctuation-mode
Pronunciation mode to use for W3 buffers.
— Variable:
User Option emacspeak-w3-tidy-html
Tidy HTML before rendering.
— Variable:
User Option emacspeak-w3-tidy-options
Options to pass to tidy program
— Variable:
User Option emacspeak-w3-tidy-program
Name of tidy executable
— Variable:
User Option emacspeak-w3-xsl-keep-result
Set to a non-empty string if you want the buffer containing the transformed HTML
source to be preserved.
Value of this variable if non-empty will be used as a name for the
source buffer.
— Variable:
User Option emacspeak-w3-xsl-p
T means we apply XSL transformation before displaying
HTML.
— Variable:
User Option emacspeak-w3-xsl-transform
Specifies transform to use before displaying a page.
Nil means no transform is used.