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Enhanced Phonetic Reading add-on
#testrequest
DaVid There is a bit of a UX issue here. If you turn on Instant Character Descriptions, then read a character when Delayed Character Descriptions is already on, the description will be spoken twice. T
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DaVid There is a bit of a UX issue here. If you turn on Instant Character Descriptions, then read a character when Delayed Character Descriptions is already on, the description will be spoken twice. T
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Luke Davis
· #9622
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That pesky 3D sound add on has crashed nvda 2019.2.1 twice today again
No offense intended, but why are you telling us that a known to be unstable add-on is unstable? Perhaps I am missing something, but what result were you hoping for here? It is unstable, and has been r
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No offense intended, but why are you telling us that a known to be unstable add-on is unstable? Perhaps I am missing something, but what result were you hoping for here? It is unstable, and has been r
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Luke Davis
· #9620
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Enhanced Phonetic Reading add-on
#testrequest
It does for me. https://davidacm.github.io/getlatest/gh/davidacm/EnhancedPhoneticReading
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It does for me. https://davidacm.github.io/getlatest/gh/davidacm/EnhancedPhoneticReading
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Luke Davis
· #9619
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Adding different keyboard languages to PC Keyboard Braille Input add-on
Two points: 1. Was this actually authored by NV Access Limited, or is this another way of saying the "NVDA Community contributors" as Joseph usually writes it? 2. When specifying two copyright holders
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Two points: 1. Was this actually authored by NV Access Limited, or is this another way of saying the "NVDA Community contributors" as Joseph usually writes it? 2. When specifying two copyright holders
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Luke Davis
· #9607
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Translate 2019.09.2 released
#addonreview
In addition, it makes testing easier.
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In addition, it makes testing easier.
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Luke Davis
· #9587
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Re : Re: [nvda-addons] Adding different keyboard languages to PC Keyboard Braille Input add-on
Is it possible to catch that attempt and block it with an error? I don't know about this subject, but pressing alt-shift by accident seems like a significant possibility just reading this thread. (As
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Is it possible to catch that attempt and block it with an error? I don't know about this subject, but pressing alt-shift by accident seems like a significant possibility just reading this thread. (As
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Luke Davis
· #9578
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A couple of add ons reporting issues in Alpha snaps.
Why not?
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Luke Davis
· #9559
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delayed character descriptions.
#addonrequestreview
I must have missed something about a global variable not being set. Luke
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I must have missed something about a global variable not being set. Luke
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Luke Davis
· #9545
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Re : Re: Re : Re: [nvda-addons] delayed character descriptions.
#addonrequestreview
I agree it is not great, that's what I meant about "I hate to be so general about it"--I don't like catching such a general warning. That could probably be improved by examining the exception details.
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I agree it is not great, that's what I meant about "I hate to be so general about it"--I don't like catching such a general warning. That could probably be improved by examining the exception details.
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Luke Davis
· #9542
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Re : Re: [nvda-addons] delayed character descriptions.
#addonrequestreview
I am one of those people who think that 2019.2 (or 2019.2.1) will probably be around for quite a while, so if this can be fixed, it should be. I hate to be so general about it, but would putting a try
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I am one of those people who think that 2019.2 (or 2019.2.1) will probably be around for quite a while, so if this can be fixed, it should be. I hate to be so general about it, but would putting a try
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Luke Davis
· #9538
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delayed character descriptions.
#addonrequestreview
Seconded. Luke
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Luke Davis
· #9523
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delayed character descriptions.
#addonrequestreview
My review and comments. License: fail In the source file and readme you have GPL 3 listed, but the license file you provide in the repo is for GPL 2. Since GPL 2 anticipates GPL 3 this is permitted, b
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My review and comments. License: fail In the source file and readme you have GPL 3 listed, but the license file you provide in the repo is for GPL 2. Since GPL 2 anticipates GPL 3 this is permitted, b
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Luke Davis
· #9521
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Easy way to find default, min, max for a config parameter?
Thanks for this Noelia. Sadly, in Python 2 versions of NVDA, I'm getting the same thing as James. The best I can get is kwargs[0], which equals 2. That is in betas. In alpha, it works exactly as you s
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Thanks for this Noelia. Sadly, in Python 2 versions of NVDA, I'm getting the same thing as James. The best I can get is kwargs[0], which equals 2. That is in betas. In alpha, it works exactly as you s
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Luke Davis
· #9515
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Easy way to find default, min, max for a config parameter?
All true, but the identical values are often also used when constructing UI elements to manipulate those configuration parameters. And in the case of pre-existing NVDA core configuration options, you
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All true, but the identical values are often also used when constructing UI elements to manipulate those configuration parameters. And in the case of pre-existing NVDA core configuration options, you
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Luke Davis
· #9513
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Easy way to find default, min, max for a config parameter?
Thanks James. Thoughts on the longer term viability of using your construction (private methods), vs. my original (I thought bad) idea, using regular expressions to reverse engineer the information? I
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Thanks James. Thoughts on the longer term viability of using your construction (private methods), vs. my original (I thought bad) idea, using regular expressions to reverse engineer the information? I
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Luke Davis
· #9503
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Easy way to find default, min, max for a config parameter?
Hello I am wondering if there is some convenient way of finding out the min, max, default, and/or type for a config.conf.spec dictionary entry? I've been reading docs off and on for days, and haven't
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Hello I am wondering if there is some convenient way of finding out the min, max, default, and/or type for a config.conf.spec dictionary entry? I've been reading docs off and on for days, and haven't
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Luke Davis
· #9498
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#addonrequest Can someone make small addon to rip and copy HTML text from web browser?
#addonrequest
This has been talked about in the recent past. Unfortunately, it is not a small request at all for technical reasons. Your best bet might be to "save page as" in your browser, and then bring that file
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This has been talked about in the recent past. Unfortunately, it is not a small request at all for technical reasons. Your best bet might be to "save page as" in your browser, and then bring that file
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Luke Davis
· #9456
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Suggestion of creating an Addon to have an Accessible and Portable Calendar in Nvda
Hi Marcos Before creating an add-on for something like this, have you explored already accessible options? If so, can you explain why they are not sufficient? For example, the built-in Windows People
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Hi Marcos Before creating an add-on for something like this, have you explored already accessible options? If so, can you explain why they are not sufficient? For example, the built-in Windows People
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Luke Davis
· #9415
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Translations system failing for debugHelper add-on Fwd: Cron <nvdal10n@exbi> cd ${PathToMrRepo}/addons/debugHelper && chronic mr addon2svn && chronic mr svn2addon
Hi Noelia You wrote: Are you sure? Detached head state in this context usually only happens when you checkout a commit. The checkout docs say: git checkout [-q] [-f] [-m] [[-b|-B|--orphan] <new_branch
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Hi Noelia You wrote: Are you sure? Detached head state in this context usually only happens when you checkout a commit. The checkout docs say: git checkout [-q] [-f] [-m] [[-b|-B|--orphan] <new_branch
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Luke Davis
· #9413
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Translations system failing for debugHelper add-on Fwd: Cron <nvdal10n@exbi> cd ${PathToMrRepo}/addons/debugHelper && chronic mr addon2svn && chronic mr svn2addon
Actually, thinking about this more, wouldn't it make more sense just to do: git checkout -b stable bitbucketRemoteRepo/stable And forget either the git 1.8 or git 1.7 branch commands? I just tried the
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Actually, thinking about this more, wouldn't it make more sense just to do: git checkout -b stable bitbucketRemoteRepo/stable And forget either the git 1.8 or git 1.7 branch commands? I just tried the
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Luke Davis
· #9410
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