In NVDA's voice settings, a synthesizer can implement specific settings, such as inflection, etc. For this, the VoiceSettingsSlider class is available for use. I propose generalizing this custom settings system to allow custom settings for braille displays as well. Possibilities include:
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- Enable/disable braille input. This is desirable for the handy tech driver, since one of the handy tech devices uses the space keys for either scrolling or braille input
- Enable/disable active tactile control, also for Handy Tech devices
CC @bramd
In NVDA's voice settings, a synthesizer can implement specific settings, such as inflection, etc. For this, the VoiceSettingsSlider class is available for use. I propose generalizing this custom settings system to allow custom settings for braille displays as well. Possibilities include:
CC @bramd