[RWP] Reaper accessibility in general [was changing tempo in reaper.]

James Teh jamie at jantrid.net
Mon May 24 18:48:01 EDT 2010


On 25/05/2010 8:28 AM, Jayson Smith wrote:
> I have no idea if this is worth anything in the current circumstances,
> but the developer of the Qwitter Twitter client developed a Python
> module called Accessible Output. It is designed to communicate with a
> screen reader, I think it supports JFW, Wineyes, NVDA, probably SA, and
> if it can't find any screen reader it will speak using SAPI. Not sure
> how Braille works.
Braille works the same way in Accessible Output. ReaAccess already does 
this using its own code; i.e. it "speaks" to each of the different 
screen readers using the API provided by each screen reader. ReaAccess 
could in theory do the same thing for Braille. However, my point was 
that doing this means that any new screen reader has to be specifically 
supported, whereas using accessibility APIs allows for a standard 
implementation. Also, I think this is the only way on Mac, as I don't 
think there is a way to "speak" to VoiceOver, though I could well be wrong.

Jamie

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