Developing softwares

["T. V. Raman" <raman@cs.cornell.edu>]

The structure marks are used by emacs package folding.el 
>>>>> "Gilles" == Gilles Casse <gcasse@helis.org> writes:

    Gilles> Hi, I am a still sighted developer.  I guess that blind or
    Gilles> low sighted developers rely on rules or software tools so
    Gilles> that they may more easily manage the sources.

    Gilles> Do you know if they are usual 'coding rules'?  E.g. in the
    Gilles> (rare) C code of emacspeak, TVR starts a section with an
    Gilles> opened tag < and closed it with > For example:

    Gilles> //<set output wave buffer C code //>

    Gilles> With elisp, there are {{{ and }}} # {{{ speech task elisp
    Gilles> code # }}}

    Gilles> Besides it, there are probably tools through emacspeak and
    Gilles> emacs (as etags) which might help to 'summarize' the
    Gilles> source.

    Gilles> Could you please share your knowledge about it?  Many
    Gilles> thanks for your answers,

    Gilles> Gilles

    Gilles> -- Gilles Casse gcasse@helis.org


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