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I attach the latest DOT version. Shift+F9 opens a setup.
You can set up replacements (I replace double comma with semicolon, and double dot with colon, and non-final exclamation! with parenthesis, and non-final? with quotes, but you can change that as needed).
Paired punctuation like quotes, or () {} [] are handled intelligently (opened, then closed).
Elements are space-separated:
,,=; ..=: !=() ?=""
So if you dictate...
The red fox! running like a? rabbit?! was too fast,, so the wolf said.. stop!
...that will turn into
The red fox (running like a "rabbit") was too fast; so the wolf said: stop!
You can do more simple of course, like replace some easily recognized term for"semicolon" (either "semicolon" itself, or some other rare word, or a given number like "101") into the actual semicolon *;*
Well, the setup opens up a lot of possibilities. It could be used even to start/stop bolded, italicized, underlined effects also.
Cheers,
Yves Champollion
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