           SPELL=kdeaccessibility4
persistent_read kdelibs4 KDE_VER KDE_VER 
if [[ ${KDE_VER} == unstable ]];then
         VERSION=4.0.72
     SOURCE_HASH=sha512:d17b382133ca06e48214053d776253a4ee774e72ff80e97f9f69040c2c817080e010b964030d4bcb639321bafdb8a238d848c05a4798bccc01311c4e326227e6
else 
         VERSION=4.0.3
     SOURCE_HASH=sha512:9f3f8bf9e01cf61a6b3ddcdd2a9be10e0a8baead7fcf66b3dab32570eca3a968361ada23e8cc193da167951be2c0eb1b5e9f6255fdfc92933bdc99c60dc471e8
fi
          SOURCE=${SPELL//4}-$VERSION.tar.bz2
SOURCE_DIRECTORY=$BUILD_DIRECTORY/${SPELL//4}-$VERSION
   SOURCE_URL[0]=$KDE_URL/${KDE_VER:-stable}/${VERSION}/src/$SOURCE
      LICENSE[0]=GPL
        WEB_SITE=http://accessibility.kde.org/aids/
         ENTERED=20040113
        KEYWORDS="kde4"
           SHORT="KDE Accessibility Aids"
cat << EOF
The kdeaccessibility package contains three KDE Accessibility Aids:
KMouseTool, KMag and KMouth.

KMouseTool is a Linux-based KDE program. It clicks the mouse for you, so
you don't have to. KMouseTool works with any mouse or pointing device.

KMagnifier (or kmag, its unix name) is a small utility for Linux to magnify
a part of the screen. It magnifies the area of the screen around the mouse
pointer or optionally a user defined area. Additionally it offers to save a
magnified screenshot to disk.

KMouth is a KDE program which enables persons that cannot speak to let
their computer speak, e.g. mutal people or people who have lost their
voice. It has a text input field and speaks the sentences that you enter.
It also has support for user defined phrasebooks.
EOF
