Re: Interfacing with screen readers through programming languages
Hi, I have only been appearing for a few months in this beautiful world of developers. However, I discovered a module in Python that does what you require. It's called accessible output 2, and can be used with Windows. On Windows it manages both screen readers (Jaws and Nvda) and also Sapi. Finally manages braille.
I have personally tested it on Windows and everything works correctly. To install it write:
pip install accessible-output2
Using Java, the only way I have found to interface directly with screen readers is to use Tolk. Even Tolk manages the most famous screen readers and also Sapi.
Of course, I look forward to other more experienced developers who want to integrate this information.
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