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collection of very useful resources for developing NVDA
Hello,
I found a huge collection of libraries, frameworks etc in/for python, which may help developers to develop NVDA core and/or addons.
https://github.com/vinta/awesome-python
some resources have
Hello,
I found a huge collection of libraries, frameworks etc in/for python, which may help developers to develop NVDA core and/or addons.
https://github.com/vinta/awesome-python
some resources have
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J.G
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#45118
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Enhanced Touch gestures notice: global touch support toggle and touch gesture passthrough features to be removed in a future release
Hello NVDA developers and add-ons community,
I’m delighted to announce that two major features from Enhanced Touch Gestures add-on are being considered for inclusion in a future NVDA release (or
Hello NVDA developers and add-ons community,
I’m delighted to announce that two major features from Enhanced Touch Gestures add-on are being considered for inclusion in a future NVDA release (or
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Joseph Lee
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#45117
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Re: sounds on wsl commendline
There are errors in the command line such as syntaks errors and like access errors.
NVDA has no special option for these. This is completely part of Windows.
It is
There are errors in the command line such as syntaks errors and like access errors.
NVDA has no special option for these. This is completely part of Windows.
It is
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Sean
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#45116
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Re: Custom screen access
That does make a lot more sense. But, NVDA already has read word/sentence/line capabilities, I'm sure you could call those functions when the app needs to read the corresponding pieces of text.
That does make a lot more sense. But, NVDA already has read word/sentence/line capabilities, I'm sure you could call those functions when the app needs to read the corresponding pieces of text.
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Travis Siegel
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#45115
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Edited
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Re: sounds on wsl commendline
I second all of what Tage said, except the things to paste in .bashrc.
All you really need is to paste the following:
PROMPT_COMMAND='echo -n "($?) "'
To get the same effect, without the obscurity
I second all of what Tage said, except the things to paste in .bashrc.
All you really need is to paste the following:
PROMPT_COMMAND='echo -n "($?) "'
To get the same effect, without the obscurity
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Luke Davis
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#45114
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Re: sounds on wsl commendline
Hello,
I'm glad that you are trying out a unix shell. I've used a linux command line for three years now and I can say that it is very fun. I use less and less graphical programs and
Hello,
I'm glad that you are trying out a unix shell. I've used a linux command line for three years now and I can say that it is very fun. I use less and less graphical programs and
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Tage Johansson <frans.tage@...>
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#45112
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sounds on wsl commendline
Hello,
I have just started to learn about unix commendline with windows subsystem for linux. I use commendline with a braille display and want to sielence nvda. However, I want to be able to know if
Hello,
I have just started to learn about unix commendline with windows subsystem for linux. I use commendline with a braille display and want to sielence nvda. However, I want to be able to know if
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UMIT ERDEM Yigitoglu
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#45111
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Re: Custom screen access
Maybe this will help: https://github.com/dictationbridge
Regards,
James Scholes
Maybe this will help: https://github.com/dictationbridge
Regards,
James Scholes
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James Scholes
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#45110
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Re: Custom screen access
Not sure why you need to read anything if you're just translating keys, simply hook the keyboard functions, then do a simple replace on required keystrokes, no screen reading necessary. By dong
Not sure why you need to read anything if you're just translating keys, simply hook the keyboard functions, then do a simple replace on required keystrokes, no screen reading necessary. By dong
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Travis Siegel
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#45109
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Re: The "Microsoft Sound Mapper" does not appear correctly in the list of audio output devices in NVDA
Same here in english and german languages…
Same here in english and german languages…
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Ralf Kefferpuetz
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#45108
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Re: The "Microsoft Sound Mapper" does not appear correctly in the list of audio output devices in NVDA
Same here...
NVDA 2020.2 Beta1 and last Alpha (20354)
Windows 10 2004
All language settings in portuguese.
Rui Fontes
Às 10:33 de 22/06/2020, Kostadin
Same here...
NVDA 2020.2 Beta1 and last Alpha (20354)
Windows 10 2004
All language settings in portuguese.
Rui Fontes
Às 10:33 de 22/06/2020, Kostadin
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Rui Fontes
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#45107
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The "Microsoft Sound Mapper" does not appear correctly in the list of audio output devices in NVDA
Hello all,
Before filing a bug for this, I want to gather some opinions from other people's experience.
I think the strange problem started occurring after the Windows 10 May
Hello all,
Before filing a bug for this, I want to gather some opinions from other people's experience.
I think the strange problem started occurring after the Windows 10 May
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Kostadin Kolev
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#45106
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Re: Problems during translation
Thanks!
I have gone to read the issue, and works as expected!
Rui Fontes
NVDA portuguese team
Às 22:03 de 21/06/2020, Cyrille via groups.io escreveu:
Thanks!
I have gone to read the issue, and works as expected!
Rui Fontes
NVDA portuguese team
Às 22:03 de 21/06/2020, Cyrille via groups.io escreveu:
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Rui Fontes
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#45105
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Re: Problems during translation
Hello,
These messages are not announced anymore when pressing Shift+Numpad7, Shift+Numpad9, Shift+Numpad1 and Shift+Numpad3 (desktop layout).
However they are still announced when pressing Numpad7,
Hello,
These messages are not announced anymore when pressing Shift+Numpad7, Shift+Numpad9, Shift+Numpad1 and Shift+Numpad3 (desktop layout).
However they are still announced when pressing Numpad7,
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Cyrille
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#45104
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Re: Custom screen access
Thanks for the explanation, but unfortunately I’m working on a steno application that can be thought more as a driver than as a normal application. In fact, its main goal is to translate steno
Thanks for the explanation, but unfortunately I’m working on a steno application that can be thought more as a driver than as a normal application. In fact, its main goal is to translate steno
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Christian Comaschi
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#45103
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Re: Custom screen access
In general, if you have the source code for an application, (and with opensource, you do), there's no need to fiddle with screen reader built-in functions at all, just rewrite the actual application
In general, if you have the source code for an application, (and with opensource, you do), there's no need to fiddle with screen reader built-in functions at all, just rewrite the actual application
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Travis Siegel
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#45102
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Custom screen access
Hello,
I'm asking a question that might be a little off topic because I'm not planning to develop anything for NVDA at the moment; but I'm working on an accessibility project and I'd like to know more
Hello,
I'm asking a question that might be a little off topic because I'm not planning to develop anything for NVDA at the moment; but I'm working on an accessibility project and I'd like to know more
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Christian Comaschi
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#45101
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Problems during translation
Hello!
Translating NVDA 2020.2 I found the following problems:
1 - In changes.t2t I have found this:
- Removed "top" and "bottom" messages when moving the review cursor to the first or last line
Hello!
Translating NVDA 2020.2 I found the following problems:
1 - In changes.t2t I have found this:
- Removed "top" and "bottom" messages when moving the review cursor to the first or last line
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Rui Fontes
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#45100
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Re: Sending keystrokes
Absolutely, that could be one solution. My thought here would be if one could catch the key down event, announce the function key and if the key up event comes from the same function key alone, i e no
Absolutely, that could be one solution. My thought here would be if one could catch the key down event, announce the function key and if the key up event comes from the same function key alone, i e no
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Karl-Otto Rosenqvist
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#45099
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Re: Sending keystrokes
I’ve actually thought about an alternative solution for this: how about writing a global plug-in that intersects the function keys, and on first press announces them, then on second press sends them
I’ve actually thought about an alternative solution for this: how about writing a global plug-in that intersects the function keys, and on first press announces them, then on second press sends them
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Bill Dengler
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#45098
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