[chuck-users] Multiline Braille display

[Robert Poor]

I always thought the way to make a  multiline Braille display was with  
a fingertip sized "mouse" that would actuate mechanical pins as you  
roll over a virtual page. You'd want the pins to have a much higher  
resolution than standard Braille so you could simulate smooth motion.

Does anyone make anything like that yet?

Sent from my iPhone

On Aug 24, 2011, at 5:01 PM, tempjayren at gmail.com wrote:

> my thoughts on indentation as regards screen readers, bad idea. unless
> you are using a multiline braille display, then it could work.
> unfortunately, i don't know of such a beast, though a single line
> braille display is expensive in itself, a multiline one would be  
> worse,
> and probably best used by someone that had no ears as well as eyes,  
> and
> that would make chuck coding rather silly to my way of thinking.
>
>
> On 8/24/2011 10:18 AM, Kassen wrote:
>> chuck doesn't seem to care about how .ck files look, or am i
>>> wrong there?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> Not at all, no, whatever works for you is fine. Actually part of  
>> the whole
>> point of ChucK is that it should be there for you, not for the  
>> computer.
>> That said; I would take future usage of the file into account and  
>> try to
>> make things clear for people who may read it in the future (maybe  
>> you in
>> half a year <smile>). I could imagine that some forms of  
>> indentation would
>> be especially good for working with screen-readers, I wonder  
>> whether any
>> research has been done there.
>>
>> Yours,
>> Kas.
>>
>>
>>
>>
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