Hi Autery,
I am using Emacs. It has a steep learning curve, but is very powerful.
It is accessible, but I made a small JAWS script for it to turn off the
JAWS functions for some of the keys it uses. I also made a JAWS frame
to read its message line at the bottom of the screen. It comes from the
UNIX world, and its interface predates Windows, and is different from
the standard Windows interface. It has quite good documentation, and
the documentation reader is quite nice once you learn it. It is written
largely in Lisp and therefore is very customizable, once you learn its
dialect of Lisp. I like it, but I've been using it for years, and you
might not want to spend the time to get familiar with it. You can find
it in the Free Software Directory on www.gnu.org. If you do decide to
use it, I have some customizations you might find useful.
I used to use TextPad, which was also nice. It is a normal Windows
program, so will be more familiar. Its documentation is also good. It,
however, isn't free.
Gary
On 6/7/2016 8:47 AM, Autery Weekes wrote:
Hello everyone!!!
Could someone tell me which program editor is most accessible for a blind person who would like to become a programmer???
This is so I could build jaws scripts and assist in the production of audacity and other programs etc.
So far this is what I have:
1.
TextPal
2.
*Crimson Editor*
3.
*ConTEXT*
By Eden Kirin,
Thanks in advance!!!
Autery
