tyrylu

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   by tyrylu 9y ago

   Thank you for this, it was a very interestingread.
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   by tyrylu 10y ago

   Not the original poster, but the _ trick works in ipython as well.
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   by tyrylu 10y ago

   Probably worthless tip, try browsing that code snippet with a screen reader. Yes, it is not hidden from that software. :-)
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   by tyrylu 10y ago

   I know, another guy wanting invites, but one at lukastyrychtr@gmail.com would be nice.
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   by tyrylu 10y ago

   Thank you for the explanation of the accessibility breakage. And i also hope that they will fix it.
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   by tyrylu 10y ago

   From my personal experience, it's useful if the editor has at least some basic support for this kind of blocks, e. g. enter key opens a line with same indent level etc. And editor scripting also helps, then you can write a script torep
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   Why I use py.test(holger-peters.de)

   1 points by tyrylu 11y ago|0 comments
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   by tyrylu 12y ago

   I'm not the original author, but a blind coder nonetheless, so i think it's worth responding anyway. Sublime is an accessibility disaster, unfortunately, Emacs can be used, but it's much more productive with EmacsSpeak or Spe