Re: [orca-list] Work around for gnome-terminal with orca bug

[Steve Holmes <steve holmes88 gmail com>]

Where do you put this little one-liner? Are you implying you could
stick this some place for other programs like mutt or less?  I'm not
familiar with timtin++ so that might account for some of my ignorance.

On Sun, Oct 16, 2011 at 10:33:52AM -0400, Storm Dragon wrote:
> Hi,
> I have discovered a very simple work around for the bug that leaves off
> the first character while reading in gnome terminal with orca. It's
> specifically for one program, tintin++, and muds. The work around is to
> add a space at the beginning of every line. This way the space gets left
> off by Orca and everything else is read. So, my question is, is there
> some way this could be made to work in standard gnome terminal? If the
> space could be put in to terminal somehow then everything ran it it
> would have the space and everything would read correctly. So does anyone
> know of a way to justify text or of something to add to .bashrc that
> will cause the same effect?
> Oh, for anyone interested, the tintin++ method is only one line:
> #sub {%*} { %0} {1}
> Thanks
> Storm
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