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  • jonathon

    a11y & python

    All:

    A year or so ago, I read a tutorial on writing self-voicing apps using
    python. It also covered other a11y issues.
    However, I didn't bookmark it, and it doesn't show up in the first
    1000 hits on the Google search I did.

    Can somebody point me to either that, or any other tutorials on
    programming a11y into python.

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    This was triggered by a request by my housemate for a self-voicing
    program that does household inventory control, that can print to
    Braille.

    xan

    jonathon
  • Steven D'Aprano

    #2
    Re: a11y & python

    On Mon, 08 Sep 2008 20:41:55 -0700, jonathon wrote:
    All:
    >
    A year or so ago, I read a tutorial on writing self-voicing apps using
    python. It also covered other a11y issues. However, I didn't bookmark
    it, and it doesn't show up in the first 1000 hits on the Google search I
    did.
    While Google is very good, it's not perfect, nor is it the only search
    engine out there. Perhaps try some of the others, like Yahoo.

    Can somebody point me to either that, or any other tutorials on
    programming a11y into python.
    I'm afraid I'd be limited to googling.

    I'm guessing that you'd probably have more success asking on ally mailing
    lists (if any) for Python help than asking Python lists for ally help.
    But good luck.

    Have you checked out this? http://live.gnome.org/Orca



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    Steven

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    • jonathon

      #3
      Re: a11y & python

      On Mon, Sep 8, 2008 at 21:02, Steven D'Aprano wrote:
      I'm guessing that you'd probably have more success asking on ally mailing lists
      I'm on a couple of a11y mailing lists.
      My experience with them has been, "disappointing" .
      Have you checked out this? http://live.gnome.org/Orca
      Not cross platform. :(

      I want to use python, precisely because it is cross-platform.
      (If it was Windows only, Net 3.0 has most, if not all of the needed libraries.)
      (I could try rewriting Orca in python, and from that construct the
      required python libraries.)

      xan

      jonathon

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