Hi Annabelle. If you create a native win32 or console
application with c++, No special accessibility code is needed as
screen readers in general are able to interpret native windows
applications quite well. There are, however accessible enhancing
libraries you could use to enhance your program's accessibility if
you so wish. Tolk is a good example. Search for it's github page
on Google for more info. Cheers!
On 6/30/2019 7:46 AM, Annabelle Susan
Morison wrote:
Hi, it's Annabelle.
I'm beginning to create a
project in C++ with Codeblocks, and I wonder, are there
specific C++ codes for creating accessibility features in a
program? Also, does anybody know if there are C++ codes for
creating things like buttons, checkboxes, combo boxes,
hotkeys, header bars (which I think might be the same as title
bars), list boxes, list views, password edits, radio buttons,
sliders, text areas, text boxes, tree views, and the like? If
so, where would I find them?
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