[Nvda-dev] NVDA accessible programming environment?

[James Teh]

On 1/03/2009 3:42 PM, kendell clark wrote:
> Does
> anyone know of an accessible text editor that will work with NVDA and if
> possible, can run python code directly without opening the command
> prompt?
Neither Mick or I use an actual integrated development environment. This 
is partially preference and partially due to the accessibility issues 
with many of them. Personally, I use Notepad++. I think Mick uses 
Wordpad most of the time these days. :) I think Peter uses Akelpad. You 
can probably configure Notepad++ or Akelpad to run your scripts in some 
way, but I've never bothered to do this. I'm a bit old fashioned like 
that. :)

> dictionaries wich I assume does not mean the user dictionaries of nvda
Correct.
> though the dictionaries themselves are no doubt python dictionaries with
> a gui tied to them.
Actually, they aren't. The speech dictionaries are actually a little 
more complicated than just keys and values, so we use a list of a custom 
class called SpeechDictEntry.

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