TextToSpeech::TextToSpeech(QObject *) {
enabled = true;
d = NULL;
/* Determine which release of OS X we're running on. Tiger has a buggy implementation, and
* therefore we'll just disable ourselves when we're running on that.
*
* What it comes down to, is that calling DisposeSpeechChannel() on Tiger will crash in certain
* situations.
*
* For more information, see this thread on Apple's speech mailing list:
* http://lists.apple.com/archives/speech-dev/2005/Aug/msg00000.html
*/
int version = qMacVersion();
if (version != QSysInfo::MV_Unknown && version < QSysInfo::MV_LEOPARD) {
qWarning("Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) detected. Disabling Text-to-Speech because of a buggy implementation in 10.4.");
return;
}
d = new TextToSpeechPrivate();
}
QString UBExportAdaptor::askForFileName(UBDocumentProxy* pDocument, const QString& pDialogTitle)
{
QString defaultName;
defaultName += pDocument->metaData(UBSettings::documentName).toString() + exportExtention();
defaultName = UBFileSystemUtils::cleanName(defaultName);
QString defaultPath = UBSettings::settings()->lastExportFilePath->get().toString() + "/" + defaultName;
bool useNativeDialog = true;
#ifdef Q_OS_MAC
int versionMac = qMacVersion();
if (versionMac == QSysInfo::MV_Unknown || versionMac >= 11){ // version 11 is MacOSX 10.9 Mavericks
useNativeDialog = false;
}
#endif
QString filename = QFileDialog::getSaveFileName(UBApplication::mainWindow, pDialogTitle, defaultPath, QString(), 0, useNativeDialog?(QFileDialog::Option)0:QFileDialog::DontUseNativeDialog);
if (filename.size() == 0)
{
return filename;
}
// add extension if needed
QFileInfo fileNameInfo(filename);
if (fileNameInfo.suffix() != exportExtention().mid(1, exportExtention().length() - 1))
{
filename += exportExtention();
}
UBSettings::settings()->lastExportFilePath->set(QVariant(fileNameInfo.absolutePath()));
QApplication::processEvents();
return filename;
}
