Hi,
Visual studio, on its own, already has quite an extensive list of
keystrokes. When you go through the menu you will hear the keyboard
shortcuts for the menu options, learning these is something that comes
with experience. As for how to get to the output area, when you run an
application a console window comes up , your screenreader cursor
should easily be able to read that :)
Florian
2015-06-19 14:53 GMT+02:00, Gabriele Battaglia <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
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Reply to the Florian Beijers's message, wrote on 19/06/2015 at 12:19:
Hi Gabriele,Hello Florian.I've installed both PTVS 2013 and Visual Studio 2013
I believe the Python version doesn't matter much, as long as your
windows path variable knows about it and maybe you can een browse to
it, I can't remember off the top of my head. The next thing you would
need is visual studio community edition, and the final things are the
python tools for visual studio. These are all downloadable for free
and some googling should get you there :)
comunity.
Then I open up a new project, select Python as a language and I find
myself in an editor Windows with a print("Hello world") statement is
sitting.
Now, is there some quick guide for blind, to use in order to learn how
to move inside this quite complex environment?
For example, if I want to run that Hello world, do I have to choose Run
from menu or there are keystroke. And what do I have to press in order
to focus the output text or the error messages?
I've never used this.
Thanks.
Gabriel.
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