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## pythonista_google_tts.py
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
""" ios clipboard to google TTS (in Spanish)
  This was written for ios pythonista, a python 2.x language.  It takes whatever is in the clipboard
and reads it out using google text-to-speech.  The present form takes Spanish and reads it aloud as my
interest is in learning to understand spoken Spanish.  I take text from the immersion part of
Duolingo and listen.  It should be quite easy to modify for different purposes.

  On a jail-broken device one can even: copy to clipboard, use activator to launch the pythonista script, and
have it start speaking!  I simple gathered some python from the web, fit it together, debugged a bit, and I
had a new tool.  Pythonista blew my mind.
	# -- coding: utf-8 --
	""" ios clipboard to google TTS (in Spanish)
	This was written for ios pythonista, a python 2.x language. It takes whatever is in the clipboard
	and reads it out using google text-to-speech. The present form takes Spanish and reads it aloud as my
	interest is in learning to understand spoken Spanish. I take text from the immersion part of
	Duolingo and listen. It should be quite easy to modify for different purposes.

	On a jail-broken device one can even: copy to clipboard, use activator to launch the pythonista script, and
	have it start speaking! I simple gathered some python from the web, fit it together, debugged a bit, and I
	had a new tool. Pythonista blew my mind.