Hi Jim,
Smile. no, that is not what I meant. When you are typing your screen
reader remains in the editor where your code is. However, if you have
error checking enabled Window Eyes has a tendancy to read all the error
messages as you are typing. For example let us say you are doing a very
large if condition and it happenes to take up multiple lines. Both C#
2008 and VB 2008 will allow you to split it over multiple lines, but
until you complete the if statement the error checker will continue to
flag that area of code as incomplete. Let us say you type
If player.Direction = direction And
then you press the enter key to complete the if statement on the next
line the error Window will change, displaying some crap about an
incomplete statement, and Window Eyes, Jaws, whatever will duetifully
read it even though I know the if statement is incomplete. Problem is it
just doesn't announce it once. While you are typing the second line it
might do this to me
e, error message, n, error message, e, error message, m, error message,
y, error message. So while I was typing the word enemy I was still where
i was in the editor, and Window Eyes is still reading what I am typing,
it also is getting the contents of the error Window and speaking that
too as I type. Drives me crazy. So the solution for me was turn error
checking off so Window Eyes doesn't nag me with contents of the error
checker window.
HTH.
Jim Kitchen wrote:
Hi Thomas,
And didn't you say something about how the screen reader will move to
the error window and it is a pain to get back to the code?
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