I got it to work just fine on my Windows XP machine at work but however it doesn't work here at home where I'm running Windows 7 64-bit. The Sounds4Stuff scheme is imported and it's the active scheme and I can hear it when navigating the Open dialog for instance.
But no piano notes when I look at some code.When in the Settings Center (I'm running JAWS 12) I can't find the Advanced menu you're talking about to activate say all.
On 11.01.2011 07:54, Øyvind Lode wrote:
Thanks! It works great! Please sen the modified scheme. Using 1 space instead of 2 may be nice when using Braille. I always have my index finger on the Braille display when reviewing code... On 11.01.2011 04:07, Alex Hall wrote:I believe it is packaged with EdSharp. Open edSharp, then go to the settings packager. Hit ctrl-o, and sounds4stuff.zip should be in the list of files. Press enter on it. Next, press alt-i to import it. Once that is done, close the packager and open up the settings center. Select the sound schemes from the advanced menu and choose sounds4stuff. Note that it works on multiples of two spaces; I made a modification that works with multiples of one space, and uses a sound for zero indentation instead of speaking a message, which I can send if you want. Sorry these instructions are a bit vague. Oh, make sure, in the advanced menu, that say all is on; that is what was giving me trouble earlier today. On 1/10/11, Øyvind Lode<oyvind.lode@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:Hi: This indentation scheme sounds very cool. I want to try it out. Where can I download the scheme and setup instructions? On 10.01.2011 19:31, Alex Hall wrote:I did this, and the same thing happens: I get sounds for edit, button, list, and the rest, just nothing for indentation. It also said I was about to overwrite an existing file, so I told it to skip and, when that did nothing, I told it to overwrite. Neither option produced piano notes. Yes, I am not great at it, but modifying a scheme seems easy enough and I modified yours to work with single-space indents instead of double space. On 1/10/11, Homme, James<james.homme@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Hi Alex, Try this first. 1. Use Insert+F2 and open Settings Packager. 2. With the File menu, open the sounds for stuff scheme. 3. Press the Import button. 4. Close Settings Packager. 5. Go into EdSharp and either temporarily with Alt+Insert+S, or permanently, with Configuration Manager, for example, switch to the scheme. 6. Attempt to use the scheme and see if the sounds play. One last thing. It sounds like you understand how to modify a scheme. Is that correct? Jim Jim Homme, Usability Services, Phone: 412-544-1810. Skype: jim.homme Internal recipients, Read my accessibility blog. Discuss accessibility here. Accessibility Wiki: Breaking news and accessibility advice -----Original Message----- From: Alex Hall [mailto:mehgcap@xxxxxxxxx] Sent: Monday, January 10, 2011 11:38 AM To: Jamal Mazrui Cc: programmingblind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx; Homme, James Subject: Re: latest edSharp and the Sounds4stuff jaws scheme I go to settings center and enter sound into the edit box. The last option brought up is the sound scheme, set to sounds4stuff (indent 1), which is Jim's scheme modified to work with one space instead of two. As I said, most sounds from this scheme still play, it just refuses to play the piano notes for indentation. Is there a way to install the previous version of edSharp to see if the notes return? On 1/10/11, Jamal Mazrui<empower@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:Does the excerpt below from the History.txt file of EdSharp help? Jamal Another approach to hearing indentation levels is a JAWS sound scheme contributed by Jim Homme. You can install it by pressing JAWSKey+F2 and choosing Settings Packager. In that program, press Control+O and enter Sounds4Stuff.zip. Then press Alt+I to import the settings. On 1/8/2011 7:37 PM, Alex Hall wrote:Thanks, at least alt-i is now working. I really miss those piano notes, though, since it was almost like being able to see the indent levels, and was even easier than using braces! On 1/8/11, Jamal Mazrui<empower@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:I do not recall the steps to activate a sound scheme, but I recall putting instructions in the EdSharp history of changes file, which is accessible via the Help menu. Otherwise, I hope Jim Homme can help, since it is a scheme that he uses and contributed to the EdSharp distribution. The \s token you mentioned stands for white space characters in a regular expression, but it is not a token in a typical C string. The \s token means a space, tab, vertical tab, carriage return, line feed, or form feed character in a regular expression. If you intend a space character for indentation, you should be able to use a literal space character. Jamal On 1/7/2011 7:26 PM, Alex Hall wrote:Hi all, I just updated edSharp to the latest version. I rely heavily on the Sounds4stuff jaws scheme since I work in Python, but this latest update seems to have broken the scheme. Sounds for edit fields, menus, buttons, and so on still work, but my indentation sounds are gone. I even set the edSharp indent character to \s instead of \t, but nothing changed. Does anyone have an idea of what I could try? I installed the optional scripts, which I did not do last time, but I doubt that would make a difference since the rest of the scheme works as it did before. On a related note, the indent level query, alt-i, does not work. Despite my indent character being \s (I use spaces, not the tab key), all lines report an indent level of 0.-- Have a great day, Alex (msg sent from GMail website) mehgcap@xxxxxxxxx; http://www.facebook.com/mehgcap This e-mail and any attachments to it are confidential and are intended solely for use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. If you have received this e-mail in error, please notify the sender immediately and then delete it. 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