Hi there
What matters is the GUI toolkit you use, not the language. An app
coded in pyobjc (a Python-cocoa bridge) will be just as accessible as
one coded in C or objective-C. The latest version of wxPython also
results in accessible apps for the most part. If you want to be
accessible and cross-platform, wxPython is your best bet. It will be
accessible on the Mac, Windows, and Linux/UNIX.
On Jan 29, 2009, at 17:21, Scott Chesworth wrote:
Hi folks,
I'm going to need to take the plunge and learn how to code a bit very
soon. If my output could be cross platform and accessible on as many
of those platforms then so much the better. If anybody has experience
of using apps that they know were coded with python, knows what has to
be done to improve access if it doesn't come out of the box etc, your
info would be gratefully received.
Cheers
Scott
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