Re: [orca-list] New To Orca

[José Vilmar Estácio de Souza <vilmar informal com br>]

Hi.
Assumming that you already know python, my suggestion is that you start 
reading some orca's code.
Ideally grab the latest orca from git.
Take a look for example in the following file:
src/orca/scripts/apps/Eclipse/script.py

Probably not the best file to begin with, but as I know this file, 
perhaps I can  clarify some doubts.

You can also take a look in the debug file generated by orca.

Open an application like gedit and restart orca in debug mode.
orca --replace --debug-file=out.debug

Now do some job in gedit,  restart orca and examine the content of 
out.debug.

It helps to understand the events  that are fired to orca and how orca 
process/discard them.
depending on how much you worked in gedit, the contents of the file can 
be quite large.

If you do not know python, you can help testing and reporting bugs.
Thanks.

On 12/16/2013 07:13 AM, Dhairyashil Bhosale wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am New To orca . I like to work on Orca .can you help me that I want to
> understand the code or working of orca . I like to contribute to orca. so
> please Guide me or help me to understand the working of code of orca.
>
>
>
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