[CSS3 Speech Module] A doubt about the speak property

I was just reading one more time the speech spec, and noticed one detail  
that I cannot make sense of.

<URL: http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-speech/#speaking-props >

<quote>
Editor's note: [...] The value 'code' has been replaced by 'all' as this  
has broader use than just speaking program code.
</quote>

The value 'code' was a value for the aural 'speak-punctuation' property.  
Now I understand that the property 'speak-punctuation' has been replaced  
by the broader 'speak', and that the value 'code' has been replaced by  
'all'?

Where is the error/inconsitency? Is there a typo in the Editor's note, and  
'all' should be corrected into 'literal-punctuation'? Or is the list of  
values to be expanded with the forgotten property 'all', thus being 'none  
| all | normal | spell-out | digits | literal-punctuation | no-punctuation  
| inherit'?

Is 'all' meant to be equal with 'literal-punctuation'? Or is there a  
difference?

Regards,
csant

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Received on Tuesday, 1 June 2004 05:55:00 UTC