Re: [orca-list] Source code editor

["B. Henry" <burt1iband gmail com>]

Pretty basic compared with an extended emacs, and certainly not eclipse, but
good for basic stuff is blufish. 
If you've used gedit blufish is not going to be much of a leap as far as how
the  menu is organized, at least it didn't have any real learning curve when I
gave it a spin. 
It has modes for some languages, but honestly it's been a while since I've
used it/don't remember everything it can and can't do. 
I will post again if I can find a package or two I was looking at a few months
back.
BTW, eclipse has language specific variants I see, and you'd have to install
in non-standard locations to have more than one on the same box, or perhaps
they can all use the same eclipse-common with a bit of configuration and
renaming, never actually used it although I've kept one version or another
installed for a few  years now...grin, Think there are accessibility issues on
and off, but not sure ow important they are  to most users. 
  


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  Andy Borka wrote:
Wed, May 16, 2018 at 10:55:53AM -0400

> Hi,
>
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> Aside from Eclipse, does anyone know of any accessible source code editors?
> I need access to autocomplete, snippets, and other basic features.
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