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== Checklist == | == Checklist == | ||
Revision as of 15:22, 16 November 2011
Accessible Eclipse Plug-ins
Note: all the materials provided are useful, but note that some may predate the general Eclipse accessibility API upgrade which occurred in ____.
Introduction
- General Introduction (last updated 2004)
- Designing Accessible Plug-ins for Eclipse (last updated 2009)
Checklist
API
- SWT Accessibility API Reference (use this API to support accessibility in custom controls)
- Examples of Accessibility API Usage
Bugs
Eclipse is an open source project. Testing, bug filing/triage, documentation and code contributions to the accessibility support are greatly appreciated.
When you run into an issue, check the Eclipse accessibility bug list.
If your issue isn't in the list, file an Eclipse accessibility bug (use the keyword "Accessibility").
For questions or more information, please contact (want to put names or a mailing list here?)