[guispeak] TextPal 1.9 released
- From: Jamal Mazrui <empower@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: guispeak@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2006 12:11:49 -0400 (EDT)
http://www.empowermentzone.com/palsetup.exe
Version 1.9
Released October 19, 2006
Fixed bookmarks not being remembered for the first bookmarked file. Fixed
the HomeCharacter command, Alt+Home, not skipping over tabs as well as
spaces.
Improved synchronization between TextPal and JAWS scripts. The scripts
are identified with JAWSKey+Q. With IndentAlert on and the scripts,
change in level is spoken before the new line of text. Otherwise, both
JAWS and Window-Eyes necessarily say the change after. The scripts now
try to suppress extraneous speech when dialogs of input fields are closed.
For example, after completing a Find dialog, TextPal reads the matching
line of text without JAWS first announcing the title of the newly
activated window such as "TextPal NoName1." (A trade-off is that JAWS may
occasionally not automatically announce the window title of TextPal when
switching to it from another application.)
Added Go to Error command, Alt+Shift+G to quickly move to a compilation
error. If a tool run with Control+F5 or Control+Shift+F5 writes messages
to standard output, the text will be captured and displayed in a message
box upon completion. The first line and column position mentioned in the
output, if any, is assumed to be the position of a compilation error in
the source code. TextPal uses the ErrorPosition setting, configurable in
the Settings dialog, to find the position in the output based on a regular
expression. Configured for C# by default, the regular expression should
be defined so that the first number of a matching string is the line
number and the second number is the column number. The Go to Error
command, Alt+Shift+G, goes to the saved position and announces the line,
column, and word there.
Jamal
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