Re: [orca-list] Another Suggestion for OpenOffice/Orca Improvement

[Jason White <jason jasonjgw net>]

On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 11:40:21AM +0530, Krishnakant Mane wrote:
> Indeed.  and that's the most perfect way to do it.   command line
> hackers have much more control of the system and with emacs it is
> shear bliss.  If we have intellisence for auto code completion in
> command line tools, then it will be the best thing in the world, and I
> believe emacs is therefore great in many ways.

You can use Emacspeak or a braille display for access, and there is a package
called oobrowser that may be useful as well.

With tags, you can easily find the declarations of variables, functions, etc.,
in a large project.

If you're using speech (with or without braille), it's probably more
practicable to run Emacs outside of X, directly from a Linux virtual console,
while Orca is running. Otherwise, unless a solution has been found, there may
be conflicts over access to the audio output.

Speech Dispatcher is supposed to mediate this, and it may provide a solution.