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irc_speak.py

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+#!/usr/bin/env python2
+
+import xchat
+from espeak import espeak
+__module_name__ = "IRC Speak" 
+__module_version__ = "1.0" 
+__module_description__ = "Allows you to make certain users' text run through a voice synthesizer"
+
+
+defaults = {"rate" : (1,175),
+            "volume" : (2,70),
+            "pitch" : (3,50),
+            "vrange" : (4,50)}
+
+names = {"nick-here" : {"args": {"pitch" : 200}, "language" : "english"},
+         "nick-here" :  {"args": {"pitch" : 40}, "language" : "english"}}
+
+def say(sentence, language="english", **kargs):
+    espeak.set_voice(name=language)
+    if not kargs:
+        [espeak.set_parameter(defaults[arg][0], defaults[arg][1]) for arg in defaults] #setting the values, the [1] is there because defaults has tuples, not single values
+    else:
+        [espeak.set_parameter(defaults[arg][0], kargs[arg]) for arg in kargs]
+    return espeak.synth(sentence)
+
+def irc_speak(word, word_eol, users):
+    if names.has_key(word[0]):
+        say(word[1], names[word[0]]["language"], **names[word[0]]["args"])
+
+def commands(word, word_eol, users):
+    arguments = word[1:]
+    cmds = {"langlist" : "\n".join([item["name"] for item in espeak.list_voices()]),
+            "names" : names}
+    print cmds[arguments[0]]
+
+xchat.hook_print("Channel Message", irc_speak)
+xchat.hook_command("speaker",commands)