Nov-02-2017, 03:18 AM
What text-to-speech software are you using? MAC has a really good text-to-speech software built in, Windows does not, JAWS cost money but if I recall from my time working with visually impaired individuals a long time ago JAWS was the go to for windows. I also believe NV is an option: https://www.nvaccess.org/ it's free and open source.
When you say it does not work for Python what are you talking about? The command line interface? The Python Interpreter? Or the IDE you're talking about? As an example, Pycharm doesn't work with screen readers but Notepad++ and Visual Studio by Microsoft should work. Visual Studio has the ability to install python and works really great with it. Visual Studio Code is another software but I don't know if Visual Studio Code (not the same as Visual Code) works with screen readers.
https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/edito...en-readers
With Notepad++ a simple extension for python would be the solution.
When you say it does not work for Python what are you talking about? The command line interface? The Python Interpreter? Or the IDE you're talking about? As an example, Pycharm doesn't work with screen readers but Notepad++ and Visual Studio by Microsoft should work. Visual Studio has the ability to install python and works really great with it. Visual Studio Code is another software but I don't know if Visual Studio Code (not the same as Visual Code) works with screen readers.
https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/edito...en-readers
With Notepad++ a simple extension for python would be the solution.