Hi.

I present a new addon. It is something like a virtual menu in which any
NVDA command or script can be executed without pressing its
corresponding gesture. Explaining how it works may be better understood:

Pressing NVDA + H creates a keyboard command layer with the following
options:

* With right and left arrows the category is selected,
* with up and down arrows a command is selected within that category,
* with enter the selected command is executed,
* pressing any key other than the above exits the command layer and the
keyboard recovers its normal use.

It is designed thinking in users with mobility difficulties to press
complicated key combinations but it can also come in handy for forgetful
people like me who forget they. It still has some improvements that I
have in mind need to be implemented, but as it is, it can be used. If
you want to try it, you can download it from the following link:

https://github.com/javidominguez/commandHelper/releases/download/dev20210110/commandHelper-dev20200110.nvda-addon

<https://github.com/javidominguez/commandHelper/releases/download/dev20210110/commandHelper-dev20200110.nvda-addon>;

Greetings

Javi Dominguez

Hello, this is a very interesting add-on. I'm thinking of people who
may find this very useful.
I'm testing and for now commands and categories are presented in the
menu, but for now I don't have any result after pressing enter.
Greetings

2021-01-10 19:03 GMT+01:00, Javi Domínguez <fjavids@gmail.com>:

Hi.

I present a new addon. It is something like a virtual menu in which any
NVDA command or script can be executed without pressing its
corresponding gesture. Explaining how it works may be better understood:

Pressing NVDA + H creates a keyboard command layer with the following
options:

* With right and left arrows the category is selected,
* with up and down arrows a command is selected within that category,
* with enter the selected command is executed,
* pressing any key other than the above exits the command layer and the
keyboard recovers its normal use.

It is designed thinking in users with mobility difficulties to press
complicated key combinations but it can also come in handy for forgetful
people like me who forget they. It still has some improvements that I
have in mind need to be implemented, but as it is, it can be used. If
you want to try it, you can download it from the following link:

https://github.com/javidominguez/commandHelper/releases/download/dev20210110/commandHelper-dev20200110.nvda-addon

<https://github.com/javidominguez/commandHelper/releases/download/dev20210110/commandHelper-dev20200110.nvda-addon>;

Greetings

Javi Dominguez

Hello, Noelia.

When you have selected a category you must press the up or down key to
see the commands. In fact enter on a category does nothing, it is on
purpose. Maybe it would be better to "focus" the first command on the
list? I'll keep it in mind. There are still things that I want to
improve, in the code some are indicated as comments.

reetings

Javi


El 10/01/2021 a las 19:21, Noelia Ruiz escribió:

Hello, this is a very interesting add-on. I'm thinking of people who
may find this very useful.
I'm testing and for now commands and categories are presented in the
menu, but for now I don't have any result after pressing enter.
Greetings

2021-01-10 19:03 GMT+01:00, Javi Domínguez <fjavids@gmail.com>:

Hi.

I present a new addon. It is something like a virtual menu in which any
NVDA command or script can be executed without pressing its
corresponding gesture. Explaining how it works may be better understood:

Pressing NVDA + H creates a keyboard command layer with the following
options:

* With right and left arrows the category is selected,
* with up and down arrows a command is selected within that category,
* with enter the selected command is executed,
* pressing any key other than the above exits the command layer and the
keyboard recovers its normal use.

It is designed thinking in users with mobility difficulties to press
complicated key combinations but it can also come in handy for forgetful
people like me who forget they. It still has some improvements that I
have in mind need to be implemented, but as it is, it can be used. If
you want to try it, you can download it from the following link:

https://github.com/javidominguez/commandHelper/releases/download/dev20210110/commandHelper-dev20200110.nvda-addon

<https://github.com/javidominguez/commandHelper/releases/download/dev20210110/commandHelper-dev20200110.nvda-addon>;

Greetings

Javi Dominguez

Hi, I don't get results after selecting a command with down arrow. If
I can review the code and I think about a possible explanation, I may
create an issue on the repo. At least for me it's easier to manage
issues and pull requests to track pending work.
Greetings

2021-01-10 19:54 GMT+01:00, Javi Domínguez <fjavids@gmail.com>:

Hello, Noelia.

When you have selected a category you must press the up or down key to
see the commands. In fact enter on a category does nothing, it is on
purpose. Maybe it would be better to "focus" the first command on the
list? I'll keep it in mind. There are still things that I want to
improve, in the code some are indicated as comments.

reetings

Javi


El 10/01/2021 a las 19:21, Noelia Ruiz escribió:

Hello, this is a very interesting add-on. I'm thinking of people who
may find this very useful.
I'm testing and for now commands and categories are presented in the
menu, but for now I don't have any result after pressing enter.
Greetings

2021-01-10 19:03 GMT+01:00, Javi Domínguez <fjavids@gmail.com>:

Hi.

I present a new addon. It is something like a virtual menu in which any
NVDA command or script can be executed without pressing its
corresponding gesture. Explaining how it works may be better
understood:

Pressing NVDA + H creates a keyboard command layer with the following
options:

* With right and left arrows the category is selected,
* with up and down arrows a command is selected within that category,
* with enter the selected command is executed,
* pressing any key other than the above exits the command layer and the
keyboard recovers its normal use.

It is designed thinking in users with mobility difficulties to press
complicated key combinations but it can also come in handy for
forgetful
people like me who forget they. It still has some improvements that I
have in mind need to be implemented, but as it is, it can be used. If
you want to try it, you can download it from the following link:

https://github.com/javidominguez/commandHelper/releases/download/dev20210110/commandHelper-dev20200110.nvda-addon

<https://github.com/javidominguez/commandHelper/releases/download/dev20210110/commandHelper-dev20200110.nvda-addon>;

Greetings

Javi Dominguez

Hi.

I present a new addon. It is something like a virtual menu in which any NVDA command or script can be executed without pressing its corresponding gesture. Explaining how it works may be better understood:

Pressing NVDA + H creates a keyboard command layer with the following options:

* With right and left arrows the category is selected,
* with up and down arrows a command is selected within that category,
* with enter the selected command is executed,
* pressing any key other than the above exits the command layer and the keyboard recovers its normal use.

It is designed thinking in users with mobility difficulties to press complicated key combinations but it can also come in handy for forgetful people like me who forget they. It still has some improvements that I have in mind need to be implemented, but as it is, it can be used. If you want to try it, you can download it from the following link:

https://github.com/javidominguez/commandHelper/releases/download/dev20210110/commandHelper-dev20200110.nvda-addon <https://github.com/javidominguez/commandHelper/releases/download/dev20210110/commandHelper-dev20200110.nvda-addon>;

Greetings

Javi Dominguez

Hi.

I present a new addon. It is something like a virtual menu in which any NVDA command or script can be executed without pressing its corresponding gesture. Explaining how it works may be better understood:

Pressing NVDA + H creates a keyboard command layer with the following options:

* With right and left arrows the category is selected,
* with up and down arrows a command is selected within that category,
* with enter the selected command is executed,
* pressing any key other than the above exits the command layer and the keyboard recovers its normal use.

It is designed thinking in users with mobility difficulties to press complicated key combinations but it can also come in handy for forgetful people like me who forget they. It still has some improvements that I have in mind need to be implemented, but as it is, it can be used. If you want to try it, you can download it from the following link:

https://github.com/javidominguez/commandHelper/releases/download/dev20210110/commandHelper-dev20200110.nvda-addon <https://github.com/javidominguez/commandHelper/releases/download/dev20210110/commandHelper-dev20200110.nvda-addon>;

Greetings

Javi Dominguez