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Hi Halle!
It seemed more appropriate to reply here than start a new thread. I have a need to Pause and Resume NeatSpeech output. It looks like I can pause AVAudioPlayer’s output, but I’d really like to be able to do this on a word (or even better, sentence) boundary.
I didn’t see this capability in the Class reference. Did I miss it? If it isn’t there, is it something you’ve considered adding? AVSpeechSynthesizer lets me do it, but your voices sound better… :- )
Thanks!
Let’s hope Apple fixes this one.
Yes, the SO posting wasn’t exactly correct. Yes, the new frameworks have absolute paths but it mangles the existing frameworks paths! This is for Xcode Version 5.0 (5A1413) if that helps.
Sure!
Xcode does a little too much sometimes when showing you your search paths, it is hard to sometimes see exactly what is “under the hood” so I use a basic text editor for those difficult cases. I use BBEdit BTW, great product!
In the Finder, right click on your Xcode project and select “Show Package Contents.” This will open the Xcode project file bundle. Drag project.pbxproj to your text editor.
Search for PolitePix until you find some lines that look something like this:
“\\\”$(SRCROOT)/../externals/OtherCompany/OtherFramework\\\””,
“/Users/claude/Documents/myproject/workspaces/externals/politepix/OpenEars”,(Note, you may have even more backslashes if you added more than one framework.) This is wrong. Change it to look like this:
“\”$(SRCROOT)/../externals/externals/OtherCompany/OtherFramework\””,
“\”$(SRCROOT)/../externals/politepix/OpenEars\””,You’ll have 2 sections like this to fix and of course your local paths will likely be different than mine! You should now be able to find your old frameworks.
This just happened to me with fresh downloads of OpenEars. It looks like it is an Xcode 5 issue, Xcode is adding absolute paths, not relative paths when frameworks are added. See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19109085/adding-frameworks-to-project-in-xcode-5-and-having-relative-paths-added