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//
// C++ Interface: ksayit_ttsplugin
//
// Description:
//
//
// Author: Robert Vogl <voglrobe@lapislazuli>, (C) 2004
//
// Copyright: See COPYING file that comes with this distribution
//
//
#ifndef KSAYIT_TTSPLUGIN
#define KSAYIT_TTSPLUGIN
// QT includes
#include <tqobject.h>
#include <tqwidget.h>
#include <tqframe.h>
#include <tqstring.h>
// KDE includes
#include <kapplication.h>
// App specific includes
#include "kttsdlib.h"
/** TTSPlugin is an abstract class to integrate various TTS systems as plugins
* (Shared Objects) into KSayIt.
* If you would like to implement a plugin, simply make a class
* inherited from TTSPlugin, include 'ksayit_ttsplugin.h' and reimplement all the
* pure virtual functions provided herein.
* In addition you must implement two class factories:\n
* \p createPlugin() returns a pointer to an instance of your class.
* The Plugin Handler of KSayIt calls this function with a parameter pointing
* to the main application instance, as delivered by \p KApplication::kApplication().
* This pointer can be used for any reason i.e. to install a TQt translator.\n
* An instance of your class should be deleted by use of \p destroyPlugin().\n
* Example:
\code
extern "C"
{
TTSPlugin* createPlugin(KApplication *Appl)
{
return new MyNewPlugin(Appl);
}
void destroyPlugin(TTSPlugin* p)
{
delete p;
}
};
\endcode
* KSayIt expects two TQt-signals from the plugin:\n
* \p signalPluginFinished() must be emitted when the plugin is finished,
* i.e. a task to speak text has been finished.\n
* \p signalPluginFailed() is optional and shall emitted if the processing
* of the plugin has been failed by any reason.
\author Robert Vogl
*/
class TTSPlugin : public TQObject
{
protected:
TTSPlugin(TQObject *parent, const char *name) : TQObject(parent, name){};
public:
/** Returns the name of the plugin. This name is the unique identifier
* for the plugin. A expressive name is recommended because this name
* may be shown to the user, i.e. in a configuration dialog.
* The PluginHandler internally references to each TTS plugin by this name.\n
* Has to be reimplemented by the plugin implementation.
*/
virtual TQString getName_KS() const = 0;
/** Returns the description of the plugin.\n
* Has to be reimplemented by the plugin implementation.
*/
virtual TQString getDescription_KS() const = 0;
/** Returns the supported control actions of the plugin.
* It is represented as an OR'ed value of enum \pACTIONS.
*/
virtual int getActions_KS() = 0;
/** Returnes a pointer to the GUI widget to configure the plugin.\n
* Will be deleted by the PluginHandler.\n
* \param frame A pointer to the TQFrame object in which the dialog will
* be embedded.
*/
virtual const TQWidget* getGUI_KS(TQFrame *frame) = 0;
/** Let the plugin (re)load its configuration
*/
virtual void reloadConfiguration_KS() = 0;
/** Called from the Plugin Handler if the "OK" Button of the main
* configuartion dialog was clicked.\n
* Returns false if something went wrong otherwise true.
*/
virtual bool saveWasClicked_KS() const = 0;
/** This method speeches the given Text.\n
* If the used TTS system outputs to a sound file
* (i.e. a .wav file) it may return its path and filename to KSayIt.
* In this case, KSayIt uses a built-in audio player to play back
* the file via aRts.\n
* If this plugin provides its own audio output mechanisms, then return
* \p TQString().\n
* The TTS processing shall be implemented non-blocking, i.e. this function has
* to return a valid string as soon as possible, before the typically time
* consuming TTS processing starts. The synchronization with KSayIt shall
* be performed by the status flags (see \p getStatus_KS()).
* \param text The text to speach.
*/
virtual TQString sayText_KS(const TQString &text) = 0;
/** Returns an OR'ed value of status bits of the plugin.\n
* Currently only \p TTS::AUDIOFILE is defined.\n This
* bit indicates that the plugin is configured to output
* to an audiofile.\n
* If configurable, \p TTS::AUDIOFILE must toggle synchronously with
* the setup widget.
* This flag must have a valid value during the overall lifetime
* of the plugin object.
*/
virtual int getStatus_KS() const = 0;
/** Processes the stop event from KSayIt.
*/
virtual void stop_KS() = 0;
/** Processes the pause event from KSayIt.
*/
virtual void pause_KS() = 0;
/** Processes resume event after pause from KSayIt.
*/
virtual void resume_KS() = 0;
/** May be used as a fast forward function, e.g.
* jump to the next sentence, paragraph or whatever.
*/
virtual void ffwd_KS() = 0;
/** May be used as a rewind function, e.g.
* jumb back to the beginning of the current paragraph,
* repeat previous sentence or whatever.
*/
virtual void frev_KS() = 0;
};
// Types of the class factories
typedef TTSPlugin* (*create_ttspi)(KApplication *Appl);
typedef void (*destroy_ttspi)(TTSPlugin *p);
#endif
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