Bonjour, Suite aux messages concernant ZoomText sur users, j'ai pensé qu'il pouvait être intéressant de signaler le mode odf pour emacs. Ce mode posté récemment sur gnu.emacs.sources permet de charger un fichier sxw et d'en visualiser le contenu dans emacs. Le but est de rendre le contenu d'un fichier OOo accessible pour les malvoyants en utilisant EmacsSpeak. odf-mode est très loin d'être complet (en particulier il ne traite pas les fichiers odt) mais il peut donner lieu à des développements intéressants par la suite.
,---- | From: "John Sturdy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | Newsgroups: gnu.emacs.sources | Date: 19 May 2006 08:54:16 -0700 | | Here is a very rudimentary major mode for handling Open Document | Format files. Not fully usable yet, I'm really releasing it to see | whether anyone else is doing something similar, or can do a better | job of this than I can, before I put much more time into it. In the | present form, nested spans will get mishandled, and the only font | changes it handles are bold and italic. There's the beginning of | bulleted and numbered lists, but I need to sort out the interaction | of overlays' before/after-strings with invisible text. | | I'm not aiming for the full "word processor" presentation; the main | aim is to be a step towards making Open Document Format files | readable for the blind, via Emacspeak; I thought this might be a | faster approach than waiting for Open Office to support speech | (although I expect someone is working on that). And it should be | usable by the sighted, too, of course. `---- -- Pascal Quesseveur, [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
