Yeah I did this, and it doesn’t work in vs code.
Best,
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Yes, Jaws can read indentation. It was insert+f6 that opens the settings
center. Write indent in the sarch box and the option will pop up.
On 16.11.2018 г. 13:17, Florian Beijers wrote:
Hi,
In another thread I saw someone say JAWS can read indentation differences as
well. To be fair though you need indentation in any programming language,
Python just crashes when you don't indent properly but if you ever work within
a sighted dev team your colleagues will crash if you don't indent properly in
any language :-)
Florian
Op vr 16 nov. 2018 om 06:53 schreef jacob kruger <jacob@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:jacob@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> >:
That's another reason why I work with edSharp - it has it's own indentation
notification/announcement on offer.
But, yes, NVDA makes it easy to hear when the indentation changes.
Stay well
Jacob Kruger
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On 2018-11-16 4:21 AM, Juan Hernandez wrote:
How do you guys code python in vs code? I mean nvda can read indents, but jaws
can’t, inless you guys know how to get jaws to read indents/?
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Hi,
Nice find :-) I honestly haven't tried in a long while since I sadly do Rails
and JS dev for my job these days, sadly because Rails support is quite a bit
less mature in VS Code than Python support is.
Have you tried what the official docs say about this, though?
https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/python/environments
Regards,
Florian
Op wo 14 nov. 2018 om 16:04 schreef Taksan <taksantong@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:taksantong@xxxxxxxxx> >:
To Florian and anybody interested: I found how to enable virtualenvs
inside visualstudio code for python. This means that visualstudio code
can also help me find errors and libraries and methods in my code when
I save my program. This is really helpful because sometimes those
errors are only found at "runtime" but it is better if you find them
earlier at just "save time".
So the trick requires 3 steps:
1.- Accept all recommendations that visualstudio says about python (it
popups suggesting installing plugins for each language you try to use)
2.- Install pylint of course in the virtualenvironment you are using.
Then, launch visualstudiocode from inside the virtualenvironment
3.- Add the site packages folder of your virtualenvironment to visual
studio, in the python.extraPaths settings.
And then you have a nice python editor and syntax checker tool all in
one. I think this finally means I no longer have to open the big
elephant Eclipse IDE for my python coding ja ja ja ja!
Regards,
Taksan
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Hi,
Can you please define “better?”
Thanks.
Jim
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Hi,
At this point I'd say either Visual Studio 2017 or VS Code. Both have
their
quirks but seem to be the most efficient. VS Code especially shines with
Python, JavaScript and various other languages, whereas Visual Studio
2017
has the better C#, Xamarin and .NET standard support. .NET core might
work
well enough in VS Code as well but I haven't tried that, yet. Just for
people who are wondering, as I test this kind of thing on a regular basis
:)
Op di 13 nov. 2018 om 10:02 schreef Dang Manh Cuong
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Hi Giang
PyCharm is totaly inaccessible to both Jaws and NVDA. One of the IDE I
think
is Visual Studio. You can contact me off list for this just because we're
Vietnamese so that way would more comfortable.
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Hi all,
What is the most accessible IDE for python?
How about PyCharm?
Thanks a lot,
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