Michael Klement

I'm glad to hear you find the project useful, and thanks for bringing this issue to my attention. I can take a closer look once I have upgraded to macOS...

@Willian-Zhang: Good question - unfortunately, I don't know anything about Siri voices. `voices` is currently limited to the voices you see in System Preferences > Accessibility > Speech and it...

Good question, @GoodKey ; I don't have Catalina yet. Would you be willing to try (select Siri as a voice, if necessary, and then try something like `voices -k Siri`)...

Sorry it took me so long to look into this; unfortunately, as of macOS 10.15.4, this appears not to be possible, due to lack of system API support - see...

Thanks for letting me know - quite frankly, I wasn't even aware of third-party voice. Unfortunately, the iVox voices are installed in nonstandard locations and use a nonstandard bundle structure...

Please do send that email. If it's not too hard, I'm happy to adapt my script

+1 on getting this fixed. Thanks, everyone, for reporting and posting workarounds.

Unfortunately, it isn't just _escaping_ that is the problem, but also what _options_ are selected by default. In short: only `gi` should be set by default, to match PowerShell's case-_insensitive_...

@Ouims > not only technical users If someone is experimenting with regular expressions, they're a technical user. > I disagree that those informations should be displayed there. It is vital...

Thanks, @JMichaelTX and @Doqnach. Tooltips would be fine - the important thing is that the information is readily available. I'd still include a link to the FAQ, though; one option...