Re: accessible java IDE

Re: accessible java IDE I use combination of NVDA and Eclipse and I am very happy. About finding errors, there is a simple way to review what errors there are in your open projects. use ctrl+f7 to switch over to the problems view. there you will find a tree view displaying any errors

Re: accessible java IDE

Re: accessible java IDE Yesjaws and eclipse is a very good combination even you can try updating eclipse URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=351372#p351372 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin

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Re: accessible java IDE I never had such Problems. Jaws works as fast and reliable with Eclipse as with other programs. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=351311#p351311 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames

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Re: accessible java IDE I'm wondering why people say Eclipse is great. I must be missing somthing, can someone please explain me how I can use Eclipse with JAWS and have a fluid experience ? I need everything to be super fast and responsive and I find that Eclipse is slowly screen reading

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Re: accessible java IDE I am also taking a programming class, and we are also using java. However the IDE we use is ready java, or ready to program java. It seems fine with jaws, however you can't see what the problem is with arrors, it just says you have 1 arror or you have 2 arrors. I

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Re: accessible java IDE Thanks very much, this helped a lot!It's gonna take a while to get used to this, I am not used to ides at all. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=351180#p351180 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list

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Re: accessible java IDE Why do some People say that Eclipse is horrible? I'm just curious because I'm very pleased with the program and how it works. I think it's really easy to use. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=347076#p347076

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Re: accessible java IDE I've got a mac, but usually code in a windows VM.I've found eclipse, along with a nvda addon for it., so I'm gonna try that. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=347069#p347069 ___ Audiogames-reflector

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Re: accessible java IDE Hi.I would say, eclipse if you're coding on Windows.- NicklasMCHD URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=347050#p347050 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com

accessible java IDE

accessible java IDE Hi,I'm taking an intro to object oriented programming class, and we're using java. The IDE they're using is called bluejay, and it is unfortunately, not all that usable. Does anyone have suggestions as to an alternative? I've heard some people use eclipse, however I've

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Re: accessible java IDE/SDK? Well if you say a keystroke list is out there, then Ill take your word for it. Thanks for the help. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=201674#p201674 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list

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Re: accessible java IDE/SDK? You need to look around in the menus and in the list that pressing alt+shift+q brings up. NVDA at least announces all the keystrokes. I think source window is f11 or f12, but its been forever.Eclipse is not that complicated, you just need to explore it and look

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Re: accessible java IDE/SDK? Theres like 5 ways, but if I recall correctly the fastest is alt+shift+q, x. Alt+shift+q brings up a handy list of stuff and the second key quickly selects one. If Im wrong about the keystroke and you cant find it in that list, its probably in view. URL: http

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Re: accessible java IDE/SDK? thanks. This seems to work.Is there some resource for using eclipse with a screenreader? The orical website is a little skinny in this respect.Im still looking for hotkey to move focus to the output window, and how to move focus back to source file without

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Re: accessible java IDE/SDK? Hey, I just started learning java. I took your advice and downloaded eclipse, but now I need a bit of help.I have a Hello World program, but as soon as I tried to write something slightly more complex, I had a compiler error. This shouldnt be a big deal as its

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Re: accessible java IDE/SDK? Eclipse is the most accessible IDE for Java language.You can use it also for Android, there is Eclipse with ADT plugin. (ADT means Android Development Tools).If you want to use Swing for a PC GUI, blind users should turn on Java Access Bridge on Windows. URL

Re: accessible java IDE/SDK?

Re: accessible java IDE/SDK? Eclipse is the most accessible IDE for Java language.You can use it also for Android, there is Eclipse with ADT plugin. (ADT means Android Development Tools).If you want to use Swing for a PC GUI, blind users should turn on Java Access Bridge on Windows.Eclipse

Re: accessible java IDE/SDK?

Re: accessible java IDE/SDK? Eclipse is the most accessible IDE for Java language.You can use it also for Android, there is Eclipse with ADT plugin. (ADT means Android Development Tools).If you want to use Swing for a PC GUI, blind users should turn on Java Access Bridge on Windows.Eclipse

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Re: accessible java IDE/SDK? You can also use Swt in your own projects.And also, Ive seen swing apps that work fine. You have to check a box, however. Its no longer install the access bridge. Instead, youre now supposed to check a box in control panel. Unfortunately, theres no way to turn

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Re: accessible java IDE/SDK? I missed this somehow, but, yeah, Tward has it right. If you need an IDE, go for Eclipse, but you can do without if you use the command line. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=183830#p183830

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Re: accessible java IDE/SDK? not sure if this was already said, but the options Id use are sodbeans and eclipse. the ladder was extensively tested by freedomscientific, so should work well with JAWS (at least). sodbeans, on the other hand, is actually a multi-language (as in programming

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Re: accessible java IDE/SDK? @keyIsFull, I must warn you: Do not try making graphical user interface (GUI)apps in java. The default toolkit, swing, does not work at all with NVDA, and the times Ive gotten it to work are only dumb luck. For java books, try Learning Java. You can find

accessible java IDE/SDK?

accessible java IDE/SDK? Hi, I am learning to program in java in prep for my AP computer science class. I went through the java programming tutorials on oracles web site and they mention getting the Java SDK with netBeans IDE. I dont quite remember why I couldnt get it to work, I think

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Re: accessible java IDE/SDK? Hello,Eclipseis supposed to be the best ide for Java development. Ive fiddled with it, but only to the point of reading the output window and text files.googleusing eclipse with a screen readerand you should find more info on it.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net

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Re: accessible java IDE/SDK? I clicked the link you gave e for eclipse, chose IDE, and then chose eclipse IDE for java. It gave me an access forbidden message. THe other 2 IDE links there, for Java EEE and c++, said the same thing. Does it give the eame message for you frastlin?URL: http

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Re: accessible java IDE/SDK? KeyIsFull, I definitely agree with frastlin. The Eclipse IDE is the best IDE for Java development bar none for any platform. Although, I mostly use it on Linux I have used the Windows version as well with success with NVDA so I wouldnt even give NetBeans a second