On July 31, 2013, pj@xxxxxxxxxx wrote: > Being an ageing vi-user, and since vi doesn't handle screen-readers > well, I've been writing a line-editor in Perl with vi-like > keystrokes. While I've not had great trouble using vi(m) with yasr as my screen reader, clearly you've had some sort of trouble to go to such lengths. So I applaud that and am curious to kick the tires on vibe. That said, if your screen-reader can successfully read a terminal window, you might try "stevie", a vi clone that supports "open mode" (which is not supported in "vim" nor in "nvi"). All the keystrokes remain the same as in regular vi/vim, but it doesn't redraw the screen at all, just the bit of text you're currently on. To access it, start it up: bash$ stevie myfile.txt and then use :open to go into "open mode". It may feel a bit more usable in an accessible terminal window. Just a thought. -tim _______________________________________________ Blinux-list mailing list Blinux-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/blinux-list