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The rendering of the subscript/superscript elements in e.g. the Q and E variables on the https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2017/01/05/2016-30004/energy-conservation-program-test-procedures-for-central-air-conditioners-and-heat-pumps#page-1560 document are not rendered as such in the stylesheet, but are in the HTML....

Those are all the issues I am aware of, although I haven't done a complete review of the XSLT rendering compared to the PDF and HTML output. As such, I...

In the latest update, the `class="GPOHEADERS"` change in the `maintemp1` template (line 764) introduced a bug -- the class attribute is duplicated. The template should be: ``` GPOHEADERS ``` The...

The way that `$textmode` works is that the corresponding text gets placed into the source buffer, so it is as if the text contains those characters. That means that with...

The `plist->ph` value is null, which is why it is crashing at that point. -- Adding a print statement in that function: ``` CountVowelPosition: plist->ph=0x7fffc7299528 CountVowelPosition: plist->ph=0x7fffc729002c CountVowelPosition: plist->ph=0x7fffc728fd8c CountVowelPosition:...

Travis (https://travis-ci.org/github/espeak-ng/espeak-ng) builds with the gcc (5.4.0-6ubuntu1~16.04.12) and clang (7.0.0) compilers -- the setup there is for amd64 on Xenial Ubuntu. As you can see those test runs are green,...

Can you run the test through `-X` to see what rules it is considering/using to get the pronunciation you are seeing? From that, we could run and compare the output....

I get the same with that example: ``` $ src/espeak-ng -v ru -Xq 0.8 Found: '_.' [t'otS;ka] Found: '_0' [n'ojl;] Found: '_8' [v'os;E2m] n'ojl t'otS;ka# v'os;E2m ``` It would be...

I only made the indentation for that line consistent if you looked at the 5c6a4c880 commit ("ru: format the ph_russian file and remove commented out lines"): ``` IF thisPh(isWordEnd) THEN...

I was wrong w.r.t. the reading of fractions. The `_.` entry is for pronouncing the `.` character. The `_dpt` and `_dpt2` are for the start and end of the decimal...