Re: IntelliJ accessibility?
Thats actually helpful. I had problems with some screens not being accessible at all, but maybe your add-on fixes that, so i'll give it a go. I can also support with development in case I find something that needs improvement.
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Re: IntelliJ accessibility?
as far as accessible GUI toolkits in java. I would recommend to go with wx or swt since they dont require java access bridge so your end users wont need to go through the pain of enabling it.as for accessibility of IntelliJ, I need to use it at work as that&#
Re: IntelliJ accessibility?
Thank you for the responses again. How bout importing packages and or external java libraries?
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Re: IntelliJ accessibility?
Java swing is accessible on Mac OS, though some controls only work well with the latest JDK versions, and not the stable builds which are easiest to download.
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Re: IntelliJ accessibility?
Java Swing is accessible, though not on Linux or (I tink) Mac OS, unfortunately. I have no idea if JavaFX is accessible or not. SWT is, that's what Eclipse uses, but I'm not to sure on how to actually use it.
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Re: IntelliJ accessibility?
Thank you all for your responses. I do have Eclipse and know how to use it, so I will just go with that. My question is how do I install external packages? I am using Eclipse to learn Java, and I will eventually want to get something like LibGDX in order to mess
Re: IntelliJ accessibility?
Thank you all for your responses. I do have Eclipse and know how to use it, so I will just go with that. My question is how do I install external packages? I am using Eclipse to learn Java, and I will eventually want to get something like LibGDX in order to mess
Re: IntelliJ accessibility?
Thank you all for your responses. I do have Eclipse and know how to use it, so I will just go with that. My questions are below:1. How do I install external packages? I am using Eclipse to learn Java, and I would eventually want to get something like LibGDX in
Re: IntelliJ accessibility?
Same problem for me here. Latest IntelliJ version doesn't work at all for me, most of the GUI is not reachable without using object navigation which takes quite a long time and is quite cumbersome for repeatitive tasks. I ended up switching to Eclipse for
Re: IntelliJ accessibility?
it works fine for me though
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Re: IntelliJ accessibility?
Ethin, I had a different exparience, however I use Rider so this might warry, but it seems to be the same engine.
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Re: IntelliJ accessibility?
1. Only with the access bridge. And even then it was shit.2. Oracle no longerships 32-bit builds of Java. If you want to develop using the latest JDK and JVM features (something I'd encourage for any new JVM developer) you'll have to just deal with
IntelliJ accessibility?
No, I will not ask on here how to make the IDE accessible. I found that out pretty quickly. My questions are below.1. Has anyone managed to make this work? I am asking because the troubles I had with Android studio were for nothing in the end (it wasn't acces
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