Re: Java IDE Accessibility
Thanks for the info @2. Anymore you could provide about enabling the JAB and general info would be most appreciated.
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Re: Java IDE Accessibility
Thanks for the info @2. Anymore you could provide would be most appreciated.
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Java IDE Accessibility
I have taken a java programming position. The team uses the java inteliJ IDE and a whole host of compatible plugins.What is the accessibility like with a windows screenreader? Does JAWS or NVDA work better? I am normally a Mac person which is primarily Why I'm
Re: mac python error when packing to executable
The command or script you used to build your python code would help.But that being said, this looks a bit like some sort of library incompatibility or mismatch. Make sure all of the libraries your are using are compatible with each other.
Re: A very interesting thing that happens to me
If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, then it must be a duck right? Usually yes, but with tech it's harder. You are doing a lot of very tell-tale signs of malware.1. Get into target system.2. Ping back to a central server.3.
Re: Flow chart as a blind person?
Second the PlantUML. I used that mainly for my Systems Analysis and Design course and in a few other spots where it was applicable. I will have to check out this mermaid thing. Sounds interesting, especially if you can get accessible output. That was the
Re: Navigation for the blind (algorithm of redirection)
Camlorn is correct. Consumer grade GPS is rather inaccurate. Military GPS Is far more accurate, up to a Meer I've heard, But as a normal person you can't access it. We eventually might be able to as the original GPS we know now was
Re: Advent of Code, another way of practicing programming skills.
wow! day 7 really ramps up the difficulty. I have an idea on solving it, but not sure the best way to store the bag rules.
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Re: Advent of Code, another way of practicing programming skills.
yeah. I'm working through these too and day 4 is a bit tricky.
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Re: is there a python module to get a subject of a sentence?
I'm not sure what you're asking. The exact word "murder" is not in your sentence.If you are meaning pulling out the word of a specific sentence that is the subject, then the answer is is I. Which is rather ambiguous. We need more
Re: Developing with Swift.
@13 Thats good to know you can take screen shots that way. I haven't personally gotten to that point., but I will remember that. even if it wasn't accessible, but that it is make it all that much easier, you could automate that with Keyboard Maestro or something
Re: Developing with Swift.
@11, well I stand corrected. The simulators are accessible. While I do think its great that they are accessible, and they can be useful, I still would say there is no substitute for an actual device if you have one.If Paul Hudson is the person who wrote your book
Re: Developing with Swift.
You can procedurally generate UIs in swift with AppKit or UIKit, but I would really recommend using SwiftUI instead. It will be the future moving forward for GUI development on apple products. TextMate is a clean very powerful IDE for Mac. It has support for
Re: IOS Development
I don't have any input on programming in react native, but I used Xcode for my computer science courses that were c++ based; as well as recently some swift and swift based iOS app programming. The key commands above are very good and work memorizing those and others so
Re: my swift iOS libraries on github
I don't have a link on hand, but swift is already on windows. What you probably mean, is you don't get access to the UI layer, VoiceOver, etc... All of the platform specific things won't be there.So to write GUI or TTS things you would have to write
Re: Even if not ideal, we wOne step closer to proper programming on Mac OS
But the Lag! I don't know how anyone can dream of coding on MacOS because there is so much lag.So much lag. the lag even lags. you are spending minutes on lines because there is so much lag.Arg! Here comes
Re: Any way to make coding on MacOS non-painful?
To add a bit more sanity back into this discussion, Xcode has gotten much better as far as accessibility is concerned. I began using the Mac back in 2016 and successfully completed a computer science degree with it. I didn't have to have
Re: windows GCC compiler
Highly recommend Clang. That is what I'm using for my projects.
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Re: unity and accessibility
What you are thinking of is the gui ui plugin. It does not make Unity accessible. It makes accessibility easier to implement in games make with unity.Unity is not accessible. It has no likelihood of magically becoming accessible any time soon. Apart from having
Re: C++ fixed width and strange 0 truncation
SDL_Color is provided by SDL2. As I'm already using SDL2 I thought I should go ahead and use what is provided. I'm just story my colors in SDL_Color structs and getting the r, g, b, and a values when needed.I'm not as familiar with the bitwise
Re: C++ fixed width and strange 0 truncation
I'm just going to use struct SDL_Color {r, g, b, a}. I didn't necessarily want to have to use that and have to unpack the components every time, but its way more clear, compatible with many more systems, and easier to manipulate the individual
C++ fixed width and strange 0 truncation
Long story short, I am trying to save a 32 bit or 4 byte unsigned int. This is being used as hex values for colors that take the following form:0xRRGGBBAAwhere RR is the amount of red from 0 - 255where GG is the amount of green from 0 - 255where BB
Re: Gauging interest in another 3d audio project
Again @camlorn, just let me know if you want help with Mac related stuff. Building, testing, etc. I have Mac and don't seem to find VoiceOver such a dumpster fire or hate it with the burning intensity of a thousand suns as you say. Its by no
Re: Gauging interest in another 3d audio project
I would be happy to help any way I can to implement MacOS support. I Know python, My comp sci degree we learned c++, and I have a math degree. I am quick at picking up formulas and algorithms. Let me know how I can help. A dm on twitter is
Re: a BGT documentation in normal format.
Do you want 1st normal form, 2nd normal form, 3rd normal form, BCNF normal form, or 4th normal form?
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Re: Is it absolutely necessary to know C/C++ on a great level?
Is it necessary, no. Could it help, absolutely.Do you need to know programming and electrical engineering to know how to operate a computer? Not necessarily, but it helps to know some stuff when things go wrong.most high level
Re: What is the Point of Static or Constant Variables?
Static and constant variables have two similar but different purposes. Constant variables by there name are constant and can never be changed. This is helpful in many situations when you want a value but you never want it to be
Re: bgt, array for loop skips indexes
If you start at the end of the array it is way easier. There is no need to decrement any counter indexes after removing an item. Apart from having to shuttle down the items you've already searched over (some languages will do this for you), it is way
Re: Reliability of packets?
TCP is used when you want to make sure all of the bits got to the right place. For example, you would use TCP when you are downloading a file. You would want to make sure you got the whole file you downloaded and it had been assembled in the write order. UDP is
Re: bgt, sorting number array from least to gratest
you could write a radix sort and this could work for both numbers and strings. Unless there is a specific reason that you have things as strings. Radix sorting is not fast though.
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Re: How big of a deal are 32-bit builds?
@liamIf you think you are building 100% 64 bit builds for MacOS, TGTR still has some 32 bit. Mainly in sound_lib modules, but if you want more info i can provide. This is a bit off topic so shoot me a DM on twitter. see my signature for my twitter
Re: Empirically setting a screen reader delay
from the NVDA 2019.3 alpha changelog... SynthDriver classes must now notify the synthDriverHandler.synthDoneSpeaking action, once all audio from a SynthDriver.speak call has completed playing.so its in the works.
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Re: Keeping Track of a game's storyline/objectivs
to quote the article posted above:I hear this a lot, often from programmers who don’t actually know the details of the pattern. They have a default assumption that anything that smells like a “design pattern” must involve piles of classes
Re: Keeping Track of a game's storyline/objectivs
to quote the article posted above:{quote}I hear this a lot, often from programmers who don’t actually know the details of the pattern. They have a default assumption that anything that smells like a “design pattern” must involve piles of
Re: Keeping Track of a game's storyline/objectivs
to quote the article posted above:I hear this a lot, often from programmers who don’t actually know the details of the pattern. They have a default assumption that anything that smells like a “design pattern” must involve piles of classes
Re: Keeping Track of a game's storyline/objectivs
to quote the article posted above:I hear this a lot, often from programmers who don’t actually know the details of the pattern. They have a default assumption that anything that smells like a “design pattern” must involve piles of classes
Re: Are there any developers using MacOS?
you can most definitely read line-by-line in the MacOS terminal.Open terminalInteract with the shell areaInteract again with the text area (this may or may not be necessary)use VoiceOver Modifier + up and down arrows to read line-by-linenote: if
Re: Are there any developers using MacOS?
you can most definitely read line-by-line in the MacOS terminal.Open terminalInteract with the shell areaInteract again with the text area (this may or may not be necessary)[/*}use VoiceOver Modifier + up and down arrows to read
Re: Are there any developers using MacOS?
except i find TDSR crashes a lot. Voiceover may jump around and read things weird, but at least it never crashes.
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Re: Are there any developers using MacOS?
I to use the mac for development. I used it all the way through my computer science and math degrees. I used c++ in Xcode mostly. I used a bit of makefiles when i wanted to experiment. The terminal works, but it can be janky at times.
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Re: coding for IOS?
The accessibility inspector is for checking the accessibility of your app and UI elements. Xcode is accessible if a bit tedious. VoiceOver + j is your friend.
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Re: Multi dimensional lists python
Multi dimensional arrays can be used as matrices substitutes in linear algebra calculations. Yes the syntactical burden can get more complex, but many languages have ways to take smaller arrays and build them up into 2 and 3 D
Re: Multi dimensional lists python
Multi dimensional arrays can be used as matrices substitutes in linear algebra calculations. Yes the syntactical burden can get more complex, but many languages have ways to take smaller arrays and build them up into 2 and 3 D
Re: GDE Game Development
So in reading more on this I'm assuming since it is written in c#, MacOS support is out of the question? also while this project does seem promising, one person behind it makes it much more likely that support and update or improvements will stop. plus a one person
Re: maxseer, blind accessibility automation for Monogame
Any hope for MacOS support? I don't Know c#, but i would be happy to help where i can. I'm kind of been looking to add MacOS support to some other game libraries like Universal Speech and others. but got derailed with finishing up
Re: Witch is easier to learn? c++ or python?
C# Is a Microsoft product. Microsoft the king of keeping on legacy products and continually to support them a long time after they should have died a quiet death in the graveyard of abandoned software. While Python generally has a cleaner and
Re: INdentation is killing me off
There should be no reason to double indent: especially for blind people.
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Re: Another question about pythonic syntax, yea!
Part of what bakes this tricky is that lists or arrays are actually pointers. Even though python touts the fact its a high level language that you don't have to worry about pointers and memory, in reality you kind of still do. personally i
Re: Accessible data mining software
Use R. I used R in my math classes for my math degree: Stats, Data Mining Methods, Linear Algebra, etc. R studio is not accessible. just use the command line version for your operating system of choice.
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Re: Couple questions bgt
To quote the chapter I linked to earlierThis is tricky to implement cleanly since we have such a wide range of achievements that are unlocked by all sorts of different behaviors. If we aren’t careful, tendrils of our achievement system will twine their way through
Re: Couple questions bgt
People seem to have helped you for saving things. TLDR: save it to some sort of file.as far as an achievements system goes, I recommend this chapter of a game programming patterns book that is very good. It talks about the observer pattern which can be used to make
Re: How to make coding with xcode easier
I have found for navigation VoiceOver + j helps out a lot getting around the screens. I haven't done any swift or AppKit or UIKit development. All of my work has been in c++ so far.If you don't want VoiceOver reading all of the spaces on a blank
Re: BGT and IPv6?
IPV6 and IPV4 is not at all like 32 bit vs 64 bit. If a server supports IPV6, they are also compatible with IPV4. If someone sets up a server that only supports IPV6 he won't be communicating with 90% of the internet. IPV4 will still be around for a long time.
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Re: A question about C.
You can't directly run a ".c" file like python or other interpreted languages. You have to compile it into a binary executable program. Compiling is varied and depends on the languages, external libraries, and operating system. A basic compile command on the
Re: decrypting bgt stuff?
It doesn't say in the docs so you have to assume it does not actively erase or zero secure memory after it runs out of scope. likewise, you can not assume it actively protects keys in ram.writing secure C++ is tough even in the best of circumstances. Writing
Re: decrypting bgt stuff?
Both sides of this discussion are correct. I also think decryption of sounds is nothing. there are bigger things to be worrying in application development.I would suspect this psudo dictionary attack to work most of the time. I would suspect that most BGT devs
Re: Contract work with Blind Sparrow Interactive
This is now the second post i've seen here with 0 information about said contract work. Is this a development position?if so:What sort of team will we be working on? What languages or experiences do we need? Is this a remote position? Are
Re: tips needed
I would recommend just using the CLI. No need for tolk or any speech libraries.If your plan is a mud, use an existing mud engine. You will end up building one anyway, and this is not a wheel you want to reinvent. If your idea is more of just a generic game, beware of the
Re: Question about bgt handles
Another thing to consider when using pass by value and pass by reference, is that of the nature of the call. Note: all code is in c++. I do not know bgt. I'm assuming that bgt has some equivalent as it is a distant derivative of C, but so apply this to bgt
Re: Question about bgt handles
Another thing to consider when using pass by value and pass by reference, is that of the nature of the call. Note: all code is in c++. I do not know bgt. I'm assuming that bgt has some equivalent as it is a distant derivative of C, but so apply this to bgt
Re: What am i missing in bgt
These are general programming questions. With out getting into deep game design and programming patterns, most of these could be basic variable saving and if conditionals.if (player.score > 200)
{
doAchievement();
}
if (getInput.key("rightarrow"))
{
Re: My idea to encourage people to use Python and make more games with it
posts 24 and 25 said it much better than I could ever put it. To get people off of BGT you actually have to solve the issues that BGT creates while not introducing any yourselves. I think this could be it, but as
Re: Best coding language and best resource for coding audio games?
places like stackoverflow have been getting better about saying this is python 2.7 or python 3.x specific but there are getting to be more and more python 3.x answers out there.
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Re: Accessible C++ IDE?
so how would i be able to check if my compiler supports this or not? This is where I have less experience.
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Re: Accessible C++ IDE?
I actually had a workflow sort of similar to yours. For my programming classes where we produced less complex code e.g.: all in one ".cpp" file, I would use an IDE like TextMate or xCode. Then I would compile it using g++. If there was any Microsoft specific
Re: skipping numbers in bgt's random generator
A do while loop is useful when you want something to run at least one time. fore example:// this is c++ code
#include
using namespace std;
void whileLoop(int x);
void doWhileLoop(int x);
int main()
{
int x = 0;
whileLoop(x);
Re: skipping numbers in bgt's random generator
A do while loop is useful when you want something to run at least one time. fore example:#include
using namespace std;
void whileLoop(int x);
void doWhileLoop(int x);
int main()
{
int x = 0;
whileLoop(x);
doWhileLoop(x);
return 0;
Re: what ides are good for a person with a less powerful pc?
I heard that you con't read the code in the editor window in VS code? is this true? did it used to be true and they fixed it?looking for a smaller less resource intensive IDE in a vm rather than full VS.
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Re: I need help, again!
if you never want to care about going out of range, just take the input move number and mod it by 94 and then ad 32. I would just also take x as the new ASCII value stop adding move to it all the time.x = ord(i) + movemove = (x % 94) + 32
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Re: how can i deteckt the exact length of a sound file?
this only works if your file is encoded as CBR or constant bitrate. it most likely is, but still a note to remember.
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Re: how can i deteckt the exact length of a sound file?
this only works if your file is encoded as CBR or constant bitrate. it most likesy is, bit still a note to remeber.
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Re: Getting started with coding audiogames in Python?
I've seen people mention this sound_lib a few times but i can't seem to find a download. it also doesn't seem to be on pip. Does anyone have a link
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Re: Getting started with coding audiogames in Python?
I've seen people mention this sound_lib a yew times but i can't seem to find a download. it also doesn't seem to be on pip. Does anyone have a link
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Re: Getting started with coding audiogames in Python?
AO2 definitely works on MacOS. make sure the checkbox to control VoiceOver with apple script is checked.
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Re: Getting started with coding audiogames in Python?
One thing to think about when comparing python and the way and speed in which it does data mining and machine learning as compared to game rendering, is that Any data analysts worth his or her salt should be running computations on a
Re: python and cplusplus tutorials
I always go to https://learncpp.com for any questions i have or things i forget.
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Re: C++ enviroment setup in windows
NVDA reporting of indention works fine for me in VS 2017.
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Re: requesting some hints and libraries-Csharp
The reason you want a buffer as small as possible is because a malicious program could fill the left over space in your buffer with god knows what. It might be code they want executed as in an SQL injection or data they are trying to
Re: BGT Handles
This is basically references and passing by reference in C++.
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Re: Modules to help build Audio Games in the browser
If you turn quicknav off and arrow up and down on the page, the code will read properly.
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Re: Moving away from BGT and learning python
There still are pointers in c++. While it is encouraged to pass things as reference or const reference, pointers are still okay to use and perfectly acceptable in the language.
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Re: Pointers in C++
Jonikster the reason you aren't understanding the many ways that you can use pointers is because you switch around and don't learn one tool. C++ is powerful. some of that is due to pointers. there are many ways to use pointers: dynamic memory allocation is just one of
Re: How do I implement Text-To-Speech in my game?
Tolk has I believe what you want. if your java app uses the OS built in console it will already be accessible with screen readers. sounds are another issue that I can not help you with as I do not know java and am unfamiliar with its
Re: Accessing the BGT Documentation?
If you mean switching platforms like coding on MacOS with BTG, for get it. BGT is windows only. You would have to pick a different language to do that. I recommend python or c++ for that.If you mean switching platforms to make your games cross platform,
Re: Ride, new code editor for blinds
@Ethin mentioned several already that I am sure do. I my self use xCode on my Mac to code for my c++ programming class and it supports code folding. I have also seen it in Visual Studio and Notepad++ on windows. Legitimately every modern IDE or
Re: Ride, new code editor for blinds
almost all modern editors support code collapsing or code folding. personally I don't use it and I don't really know how customizable it is but, if code folding is the main use for this, mainstream editors already have this. Additionally mainstream
Re: I'm Not Sure What to use to code
Python can also be very easily decompiled.I'm currently learning c++ in my computer science program and I'll probably stick to that. many of the speech libraries though even for c++ are windows specific or would need much rewriting to get them to work
Re: help needed with creating an online multiplayer
anyone correct me if i get any of this wrong. What is basically happening is that the packets you are sending to him is being dropped by his router and vise versa for him. Our nat routers do a crucial job for us by filtering out the noise
Re: Let's Build an RPG!
I had said a while ago that I was interested in At least chatting about it with you. I heard nothing. If you had sent me a pm here i don't read those so that just went into the either. let me know how we can get in touch. i have Skype, twitter, and facetime etc...
Re: Alien Attack sounds
You actually can. If you had enough computer cycles and gpu power to bruteforce the encryption password you could do that. However this is time-consuming and expensive. alternatively, you could decompile the source code and you might might might, get luck and find
Re: Python?
there is python plugins for VS. I personally never got them to work, but I think that was more an accessibility issue with VS2015.
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Re: Python, pygame, and accessibility functionality
One thing you might want to keep in mind. IF you wish to have cross platform support for your game, only accessible_output2 is cross platform of the options mention. I've talked to the developer of tolk and to some up, he doesn't want to
Re: Let's Build an RPG!
Jayde, If the combat is done well i don't think it would be an issue. I was more speaking from my own gaming point of view. I honestly wasn't really aware that this is a big part of other games. I guess it does make more sense the more i think on it. i honestly was
Re: Let's Build an RPG!
here is also another thread with some other thoughts on this subject.https://www.gamedev.net/forums/topic/69 … nt-5354133
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Re: What do i need to get started with python on both mac and windows?
to rename a file in MacOS finder press enter on it. I think you can also press VO+shift+m (right click) and there is a rename option. If you are already in the terminal, you can use the mv command. e.g:mv my_file.txt
Re: c++ and audiogames?
I'm using SDL2. It takes care of windowing, graphics, basic sounds, and much more. unfortunately, libaudioverse is only available for windows. So even though c++ is cross platform for basically all platforms, remember if you are going to rely on LAV, you'll need to
Re: Namespaces in bgt - A Tutorial / Guide
is there even a good accessible disassembler/decompiler? all the ones i've tried lack horribly for accessibility.
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Re: I would like to start making my own web browser
[[wow]], there was a whole other paragraph under that first line on my last post. why didn't that get posted. I hoenstly don't really remember what i said, but i'll try and say it again.i know i said the original post was very vague as
Re: If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It, Or Why I've Chosen to Lern VB6
aprone I was not saying i had VB6 or BGT exploits hiding up my sleeves. the likely hood however of bugs and/or vulnerabilities for said languages are pretty high. the problem is people neither disclose them properly, or if
Re: I would like to start making my own web browser
i was not trying to be insulting.
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