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Developing softwares
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- Subject: Developing softwares
- From: Gilles Casse <gcasse@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 8 Apr 2003 00:19:45 +0000
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Hi,
I am a still sighted developer.
I guess that blind or low sighted developers rely on rules or software tools
so that they may more easily manage the sources.
Do you know if they are usual 'coding rules'?
E.g. in the (rare) C code of emacspeak, TVR starts a section with an opened
tag < and closed it with >
For example:
//<set output wave buffer
C code
//>
With elisp, there are {{{ and }}}
# {{{ speech task
elisp code
# }}}
Besides it, there are probably tools through emacspeak and emacs (as etags)
which might help to 'summarize' the source.
Could you please share your knowledge about it?
Many thanks for your answers,
Gilles
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