I'm currently using TextMate for web development work. Unfortunately, TextMate doesn't yet support VoiceOver:
http://www.freelists.org/archives/macvoiceover/03-2007/msg00103.html But before that I was using Smultron, which is a powerful little editor that works very well with VoiceOver, so I'd definitely check that out: http://www.freelists.org/archives/macvoiceover/03-2007/msg00103.html Does anyone know how well Apple's own XCode IDE works with VoiceOver in the new Leopard release? -- Benjamin Hawkes-Lewis On Sun, 2007-10-28 at 04:22 +1000, Mitchell Smith wrote: > Greetings, > > I am curious as to what others are using for software development > environments. > > Specifically I am looking for a VoiceOver environment in which to develop > Apple WebObjects projects. > > Currently I am using Eclipse under Windows XP which is installed on my > Macbook using bootcamp, but this isn't an ideal solution. > > I did try Eclipse again under Leopard (I had very little success under > Tiger) but the way in which SWT (the graphical toolkit Eclipse uses) > presents controls to VoiceOver means that the majority of Eclipse doesn't > speak correctly. > > I did note that Leopard is still using Java 5.0, I did wonder if they had > upgraded to 6.0 in this release weather that might have helped. > > I have not as yet tried to develop any projects in objective-c / cocoa on > the Mac, but that is definitely on my todo list. > > Comments / thoughts / suggestions would be very welcome. > > Thanks, > > Mitch > > >
