fr Jamal:
Programming is practical, however, with a text editor like TextPad or
NoteTab. In fact, I have personally developed a text editor called
TextPal, using the Ruby language and wrappers for the WxWidgets GUI
library (which produces accessible controls unlike other
cross-platform
libraries). It is fully keyboard accessible and offers almost every
feature I’ve found in a text editor (I compared many), and
does so in a
manner intended to maximize usability by blind persons.
For anyone interested, the installer for TextPal, a free, open source
editor is available at the following direct download address:
http://www.EmpowermentZone.com/palsetup.exe
It may be easily uninstalled as well.
Under Windows, Ruby console mode utilities work well with a screen
reader. These include irb, ri, and gem.
wow. it’s loaded complete indeed. I see 3900+ loc in there. Is that all
the code?
You are cool.
-botp