Re: [orca-list] How do you edit markup? e.g. html?

[Fernando Botelho <Fernando Botelho F123 org>]

Depending on your specific needs and requirements, you might have an 
easier time with markdown. Do some reading on pandoc if you have a chance.


Fernando



On 02/19/2018 02:21 PM, Kyle wrote:
> Maybe I'm a bit unusual, but I just use a text editor that is *not* 
> emacs, as I find emacs very difficult even for a technically inclined 
> user like myself. In fact, I generally use Pluma here. The trick is 
> that you want the punctuations spoken, for example, a Markdown link 
> such as {this}(https://example.com/this) should be read by your screen 
> reader similar to
> "left square bracket this right square bracket left parenthesis https 
> colon slash slash example dot com slash this right parenthesis."
> and a link in html like
> <a href="https://example.com/this";>this</a>
> should be read similar to
> "left angle bracket a href equals quote https colon slash slash 
> example dot com slash this right angle bracket this left angle bracket 
> slash a right angle bracket"
> Orca does have a punctuation mode that you can set to either most or 
> all in order to hear this information while editing. Both Speakup and 
> Fenrir have similar options as well. Punctuation symbols like the ones 
> used above will be read differently by different speech synthesizers, 
> but you can definitely hear them all no matter what screen reader and 
> text editor you use.
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