Re: [orca-list] good linux development IDE with Orca

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

Forr years I 've been trying to read the status line at the eclipse without
 success. There is a bug in some place not solved yet.

What I do is to use the reformat command in eclipse (ctrl+shift+f) to 
format my code. Also I configure orca to  speak indentation and 
justification.


On 05/21/2015 01:19 AM, Devin Nance wrote:
> Hello group:
> I am looking for any suggestions of a good development IDE for Java
> and/or Python on Ubuntu.  I have used Eclipse on Windows for years to
> do my Java development, but now am doing more and more Python and
> Ansible on Ubuntu.  I loaded Eclipse on my Ubuntu system with Orca,
> but I could not get it to read the status line.  I really need to know
> what the line and column is for good code format.  Eclipse on Ubuntu
> seems to pretty much the same as on Windows, but couldn't get Orca to
> read the status line.  If someone knows how to do this I would greatly
> appreciate it.  If someone has a different suggestion would appreciate
> that also.  Really just need the ability to navigate a project
> structure in some kind of a tree view and then be able  to read status
> line.
> I had a pretty good setup using Windows with Eclipse and Jaws pointing
> to source in a shared folder with an Ubuntu guest.  Now I am using the
> repo project and it uses symlinks which are not allowed in the shared
> folders so can't sync my code changes very well.
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José Vilmar Estácio de Souza