I just gave wxCocoa a try and it doesn't provide any better accessibility and as it doesn't support everything wxMac does, I had to disable a few things. Display was fairly horrible as well. It did play though. :-) So, Keith and Nolan, sorry. :-( Leland On 6/15/07 4:33 AM, "Nolan Darilek" <nolan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I'm not Leland, but would also like to see Audacity accessible on the mac as > it's my primary platform. > > I'm not sure how doable this is, though, and don't think it's under the > Audacity project's control. They're using WXWidgets which uses Carbon as its > underlying GUI toolkit. For those not in the know, Carbon apps are typically > much less accessible than there Cocoa counterparts. > > A while back, a bit of googling revealed that there's a WX Cocoa layer. I > wasn't able to determine how complete it was, though I gather that it isn't. > I did a CVS checkout of WX/Audacity and attempted to build WX with Cocoa and > Audacity with that, and while WX built IIRC, I couldn't run any of its > examples with Cocoa and Audacity failed to build with it. > > Unless there's something of which I'm not aware, a reasonable next step > might be to ask the WX folks how far along the Cocoa interface is, whether > or not it will see continued development and, perhaps, whether the knowledge > that most of Apple's accessibility work seems to be Cocoa-oriented might > shift priorities some. Or, perhaps Leopard will improve Carbon > accessibility. > > I'd love to be able to run it on the mac, though. > The audacity4blind website is at http://users.northlc.com/sberry/ Subscribe and unsubscribe information, message archives, Audacity keyboard commands, and more... To unsubscribe from audacity4blind, send an email to audacity4blind-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with subject line unsubscribe