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What LaTeX editors have an accessibility API?
LaTeX accessibilityAccessibility issuesTikZ: add “alt tag/caption/invisible text” for accessibilityseeking information regarding the availability of voice recognition software for latex inputLyX Preview Functionality in EditorsAccessibility package in LaTeX (accessibility.sty)Typesetting an accessibility friendly diff-metric for changes per paragraph between two TeX documentsSection heading format with accessibility packagewhat latex editor support touch screensAdding document language and title for accessibility in LaTex
I am currently working with a couple others on a system for writing math by voice. An early demo here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-iHvPmjcas&feature=youtu.be
for more information see https://github.com/mrob95/mathfly
In order to decide on the best editors to do this in, I want to know if any LaTeX editors have an accessibility API. In particular, I’d like to know if any latex editors have the IAccessible2 API since that is the best one for voice recognition right now https://accessibility.linuxfoundation.org/a11yspecs/ia2/docs/html/
A slightly less preferable API but still potentially good for voice recognition is the Linux AT-SPI API.
That’s pretty much my question so you can stop reading here, but if you’re interested in why why the accessibility API matters here, I explain below.
Dragon (the world’s leading voice recognition software, sold by Nuance) is especially powerful in certain applications – those applications in which Dragon is said to have “full text control” (sometimes also called “Select-and-Say”). Currently, neither Lyx nor Tex maker is one of those applications, but I would like them to be (see below). Here is a demonstration of me using some of the features made possible by full text control in Microsoft Word, an application in which Dragon does have full text control:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kyO6KVMbuw&feature=youtu.be
James at handsfreecoding.org has made some progress on extending full text control to more applications. His blog post discusses the issue with far more expertise than I have. (for our purposes here the 2nd half of the the blog post is probably most important): http://handsfreecoding.org/2018/12/27/enhanced-text-manipulation-using-accessibility-apis/
According to the blog post, an important requirement at the moment for making full text control work in an application is that the application in question use the accessibility API called IAccessible2 API.
Linux AT-SPI API may become supported eventually for full text control but this has not happened yet.
lyx texstudio texmaker accessibility
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Alex BocheAlex Boche
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I am currently working with a couple others on a system for writing math by voice. An early demo here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-iHvPmjcas&feature=youtu.be
for more information see https://github.com/mrob95/mathfly
In order to decide on the best editors to do this in, I want to know if any LaTeX editors have an accessibility API. In particular, I’d like to know if any latex editors have the IAccessible2 API since that is the best one for voice recognition right now https://accessibility.linuxfoundation.org/a11yspecs/ia2/docs/html/
A slightly less preferable API but still potentially good for voice recognition is the Linux AT-SPI API.
That’s pretty much my question so you can stop reading here, but if you’re interested in why why the accessibility API matters here, I explain below.
Dragon (the world’s leading voice recognition software, sold by Nuance) is especially powerful in certain applications – those applications in which Dragon is said to have “full text control” (sometimes also called “Select-and-Say”). Currently, neither Lyx nor Tex maker is one of those applications, but I would like them to be (see below). Here is a demonstration of me using some of the features made possible by full text control in Microsoft Word, an application in which Dragon does have full text control:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kyO6KVMbuw&feature=youtu.be
James at handsfreecoding.org has made some progress on extending full text control to more applications. His blog post discusses the issue with far more expertise than I have. (for our purposes here the 2nd half of the the blog post is probably most important): http://handsfreecoding.org/2018/12/27/enhanced-text-manipulation-using-accessibility-apis/
According to the blog post, an important requirement at the moment for making full text control work in an application is that the application in question use the accessibility API called IAccessible2 API.
Linux AT-SPI API may become supported eventually for full text control but this has not happened yet.
lyx texstudio texmaker accessibility
asked Jan 17 at 11:39
Alex BocheAlex Boche
765
Emacs has Emacspeak (emacspeak.sourceforge.net), and there are people amazingly productive with it.
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Feb 1 at 14:19
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I am currently working with a couple others on a system for writing math by voice. An early demo here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-iHvPmjcas&feature=youtu.be
for more information see https://github.com/mrob95/mathfly
In order to decide on the best editors to do this in, I want to know if any LaTeX editors have an accessibility API. In particular, I’d like to know if any latex editors have the IAccessible2 API since that is the best one for voice recognition right now https://accessibility.linuxfoundation.org/a11yspecs/ia2/docs/html/
A slightly less preferable API but still potentially good for voice recognition is the Linux AT-SPI API.
That’s pretty much my question so you can stop reading here, but if you’re interested in why why the accessibility API matters here, I explain below.
Dragon (the world’s leading voice recognition software, sold by Nuance) is especially powerful in certain applications – those applications in which Dragon is said to have “full text control” (sometimes also called “Select-and-Say”). Currently, neither Lyx nor Tex maker is one of those applications, but I would like them to be (see below). Here is a demonstration of me using some of the features made possible by full text control in Microsoft Word, an application in which Dragon does have full text control:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kyO6KVMbuw&feature=youtu.be
James at handsfreecoding.org has made some progress on extending full text control to more applications. His blog post discusses the issue with far more expertise than I have. (for our purposes here the 2nd half of the the blog post is probably most important): http://handsfreecoding.org/2018/12/27/enhanced-text-manipulation-using-accessibility-apis/
According to the blog post, an important requirement at the moment for making full text control work in an application is that the application in question use the accessibility API called IAccessible2 API.
Linux AT-SPI API may become supported eventually for full text control but this has not happened yet.
lyx texstudio texmaker accessibility
asked Jan 17 at 11:39
Alex BocheAlex Boche
765
I am currently working with a couple others on a system for writing math by voice. An early demo here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-iHvPmjcas&feature=youtu.be
for more information see https://github.com/mrob95/mathfly
In order to decide on the best editors to do this in, I want to know if any LaTeX editors have an accessibility API. In particular, I’d like to know if any latex editors have the IAccessible2 API since that is the best one for voice recognition right now https://accessibility.linuxfoundation.org/a11yspecs/ia2/docs/html/
A slightly less preferable API but still potentially good for voice recognition is the Linux AT-SPI API.
That’s pretty much my question so you can stop reading here, but if you’re interested in why why the accessibility API matters here, I explain below.
Dragon (the world’s leading voice recognition software, sold by Nuance) is especially powerful in certain applications – those applications in which Dragon is said to have “full text control” (sometimes also called “Select-and-Say”). Currently, neither Lyx nor Tex maker is one of those applications, but I would like them to be (see below). Here is a demonstration of me using some of the features made possible by full text control in Microsoft Word, an application in which Dragon does have full text control:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kyO6KVMbuw&feature=youtu.be
James at handsfreecoding.org has made some progress on extending full text control to more applications. His blog post discusses the issue with far more expertise than I have. (for our purposes here the 2nd half of the the blog post is probably most important): http://handsfreecoding.org/2018/12/27/enhanced-text-manipulation-using-accessibility-apis/
According to the blog post, an important requirement at the moment for making full text control work in an application is that the application in question use the accessibility API called IAccessible2 API.
Linux AT-SPI API may become supported eventually for full text control but this has not happened yet.
lyx texstudio texmaker accessibility
lyx texstudio texmaker accessibility
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Emacs has Emacspeak (emacspeak.sourceforge.net), and there are people amazingly productive with it.
– ShreevatsaR
Feb 1 at 14:19
add a comment |
Emacs has Emacspeak (emacspeak.sourceforge.net), and there are people amazingly productive with it.
– ShreevatsaR
Feb 1 at 14:19
Emacs has Emacspeak (emacspeak.sourceforge.net), and there are people amazingly productive with it.
– ShreevatsaR
Feb 1 at 14:19
Emacs has Emacspeak (emacspeak.sourceforge.net), and there are people amazingly productive with it.
– ShreevatsaR
Feb 1 at 14:19
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The handsfreecoding.org implementation of full text control does work in Tex Maker. However it does not currently work in Tex Studio or Lyx
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The handsfreecoding.org implementation of full text control does work in Tex Maker. However it does not currently work in Tex Studio or Lyx
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