From the IBM site:
"Eclipse is now accessible on Mac OS X Carbon. The Mac screen reader,
VoiceOver, can be turned on and off with Command+F5. The snapshot below
shows the VoiceOver cursor highlighting a tool item in Eclipse."
This is from the What's New in version 3.4 notes which were from 2008. I
would hoppe they didn't backslide since. At least in the 4.2 release
notes they have
"On the Mac, you can now use the keyboard to open a context menu when
VoiceOver is running, using the standard VoiceOver key sequence
Control+Option+Shift+M."
which sounds like they are still doing VO support.
CB
On 8/1/12 1:40 PM, Jim Barbour wrote:
Hey Folks,
I'm likely to need to do some mac based java development on the Mac
and am wondering if Eclipse is usable in voiceover.
I went searching the list and found there were issues on Snowleopard.
Does anyone know if java eclipse is usable with voiceover on lion?
Thanks Much,
Jim Barbour
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