Yes, both Eclipse and VS are accessible. The two plus Netbeans/Sodbeans
are the most accessible ides around as far as I know. However, they are
extremely complex for beginners and you will have to navigate among
options that you won't need for quite some time.
I'm using nvda plus notepad++ right now. It has some quirks, but in
general it is pretty decent.
On 25.3.2017 г. 22:54, Mohammad Mehdi Farahmand wrote:
Hello again,
Thank you Jeffrey and Dzhovani.
Dzhovani: Are both Eclipse and Visual Studio fully accessible with NVDA?
And, with all this, Is Notepad++ any decent? Wouldn't I encounter some
problems later on if I begin using it?
Another question about this group which I think Jeffrey you can answer better:
What is this meetings at out-of-sight? What sort of things you often
talk about? Can I also join?
Thanks guys,
Bye.
On 3/26/17, Dzhovani <dzhovani.chemishanov@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Eclipse has auto complete and visual studio as well, but both areList web page is
separate learning curves before being usable. Autocomplete are just not
worth it, plus relying on it is bad for a beginner.
On 25.3.2017 г. 20:21, Jeffrey Turner wrote:
Hello and welcome to the list,List web page is
I have only used EdgeSharp which you have rejected, and have no experience
with an auto-complete feature on any editor. Perhaps you might find an
earlier reference in our list archives?
List archives can be accessed at www.freelists.org/archive/pythonvis.
Best of luck,
JDog
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Subject: [pythonvis] New to Python/PythonVIS: Need some suggestion about
text editor/IDE and some help...
Hi everyone,
I've just subscribed to this list so excuse me if my question has been
asked before.
Well, it's been a few days since I've got a sudden interest in learning
Python. Actually it's been a few weeks since I was thinking of a new
programming language to learn. I've learned some simpler programming
languages before and am familiar with general programming concepts.
I was thinking more toward Java (mostly for Android programming) or
c++. But when I read up some about capabilities of Python I thought to
myself "This is perfect."
I skimmed through Python2.7 tutorial that is a part of the manual and got
a bit familiar with the language.
Well, long story short: I need a good text editor (or IDE, whichever you
recommend) that is fully accessible with NVDA with features like auto
suggestion, auto completion and perhaps auto indent.
and please, don't suggest EdSharp. I installed it but didn't like it a bit
:d Yes, it has some features that makes it easy to navigate through the
code but it's just a text editor.
Notepad++ looks perfect but the auto completion feature isn't
accessible with NVDA. For instance: I type in "pr" and it opens up a menu
in front of what I've typed that contains things like print and such. But
when I press up/down NVDA doesn't read the menu items.
Also if there was a feature (or/addon) in NVDA that would read the
indentation level (as apposed to the number of spaces like now) it'd be
perfect.
At least if NVDA paused a bit between the number of spaces and the actual
code it would become more tolerable. NVDA reads like this when you turn on
the line indentation report:
Four space print "hello world"
It is a bit frustrating.
So any help from you all dear friends is appreciated to help me take the
first steps and become a Python programmer
Have an enjoyable time.
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