Re: Console file manager in Python
well, to be honest, I don't understand exactly why would you want this, either, but be that as it may...DK what to say about the arrow keys in terminal to work, though I think I remember some dos programs who, though they have a text interface, they can
Re: Console file manager in Python
I mean, if you really want a console file manager written in python, guess what? One already exists. It's called ranger. Just do sudo apt install ranger and there you go.
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Yeah you can't tell this guy anything. He always thinks he's right on any subject, even though most of his posts are asking for advice on one issue or another.
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@11It doesn't save time, not really, but whatever you say.
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camlorn,My friend knows Linux and the terminal. But he would like such a file manager, because it saves time.We see no problem, but we are looking for keyboard pressing in the console and one tool for both Sappy and Speach Despatcher
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I hate NVDA's cursor timing thing. I just wish I had the skills to suggest a better way of handling things, because it's getting worse, not better. Dealing with it over SSH is one thing. I get why that's not your every day use case, but weird issues
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@8NVDA can, as long as it's done via cursor movement and done fast enough that it doesn't hit NVDA's timeouts. But those caveats are pretty big, and you can't easily get two columns with it. It'd have to be done with some sort of ctrl+tab interface
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The only way this will work is on the shell with either Speakup or Fenrir. Other than that, no other screen reader has the ability to do highlight tracking.Besides which, this just doesn't sound useful to me. Just learn to use the terminal and you'll get
Re: Console file manager in Python
The os module works for what you want, as well as Python's built-in file API, shutil, etc. But you will find that you have trouble getting arrow keys to work properly, and as far as I know it's also not possible to get any screen reader properly
Re: Console file manager in Python
you can use the os module and functions that could make a list or a dictionary with file names and paths. And pressing up and down arrow keys will cycle through the dictionary or list and print out the name. And if enter is pressed it uses the file path
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I repeat again. ls displays a list of files on the screen. But if the user wants to move to the desired folder with the arrows, and pressing Enter open it by executing cd...
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vo is the only screenreader that can read the output corectlybud wy do you need a console filemanager?just use cd and mkdir and mv and cp and rm..
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Not.NVDA and Orca read the output text.But I want to navigate the list with arrows. Because it doesn't work.
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Hi,If it's console, then you don't need any libraries for reading anything. All the main screen readers will read terminal no problem (with the possible exception of everyone's favourite OS X screen sort-of reader VoiceOver).For Linux (and presumably mac
Console file manager in Python
Hello.My best friend wants to develop a console file manager in Python for Windows and Linux.It should be like Total Commander. 2 directories at the same time.He wants this to work with NVDA and Orca, but we didn't find one library for that. Therefore he
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