[BlindRUG] Ynt: Few Issues About R's Accessibility

[Kennedy Stomberg]

Good morning!

I can't answer all of your questions, but I definitely have a soulution for
the first one!
Once you've typed something into the console and pressed Enter, the output
should be displayed. In order to read that, you will need to route the JAWS
cursor to the PC cursor. To do this, use Insert+[ (left bracket). You can
then use the arrow keys to read the output. When you are ready to type into
the console again, simply navigate to where you see the > (greater than)
and use Insert + ; (simicolon) to use the PC cursor, and then you can type
again.

I hope this helps! If you have any other questions you can feel free to
e-mail me at stomberg8 at gmail.com I can't promise that I have all the
answers, but I learned R recently as well, and I definitely know the
basics!

Good luck!
Kennedy



On Wed, Sep 2, 2020 at 4:20 AM çağrı gökçek via BlindRUG <
blindrug at nfbnet.org> wrote:

> I forgot to mention that I use JAWS. In relation to it, I'm also wondering
> the performance of JAWS and NVDA in comparison over R. Which one of screeen
> readers do you think working better for us?
> Cagri
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> Hello,
> I'm an R learner. I have little problems to tackle. First of all, I cannot
> read the screen's contents fully. Especially, when I decide to analyze the
> outcomes of a function via keyboard arrows, it doesn't read me. How can I
> solve this problem? My other problem is about converting R markdown files
> for R Studio to R. Which path should I follow for this? I learnt that there
> is a specific function for it so called rmarkdown::render (). I tried to
> apply it. However, I failed. Could you please help me on this issue? Third,
> is there any blog in which blind R users contemporarily share some tips for
> using R in a more accessible form? Thanks in advance for your answers and
> help.
> Best.
> Cagri
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