Espeakup do not break text output of previously typed characters when typing fast on The keyboard

[mgrjanuszchmiel]

Dear elite developers,
I AM running Espeakup with Debian 13.06. When I AM typing fast, software algorithm do not break previously spoken character when new one is being added to The buffer. To be honest, this behaviour may be prevent buffer overrun in Alsa sound server or drivers for audio chips. But when some user is typing fast, he hear previously spoken several characters. Should I downgrade to The older version of Espeak to prevent this behaviour?
I have tried to add special argument -d by using args last line inside The configuration file
/etc/default/espeakup
But it did not help.
Thank you very much for your answer.
With kindness regards
Janusz Chmiel

[sthibaul]

I'm not sure what behavior you actually get and what you actually want to get.

software algorithm do not break previously spoken character when new one is being added to The buffer

Is it really so? When I test typing e.g. ; which is long to pronounce (“semi-column”), I can break the saying of the character ; depending whether I type really fast or less fast, I hear “s”, “semi”, “semi-c”, “semi-column”.

What would you actually want to get? Hear everything? Or hear entirely only the last typing? Or something else?