Yes, Nat Link could well be the answer...
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compilerbitchWell, I'll just tried installing a third-party macro package written by one of the uses of Nat Link. It allows you to type keywords in one of the two main ways that programmers do it. If you say, "hungarian goulash is nice", you get:
goulashIsNice
Or if you say "joined under this is cool", you get:
this_is_cool
It appears that:
1. I am about to learn Python!
2. If this isn't the whole answer, it certainly is part of it.
Best of all, this actually still works with the cheapest version of NaturallySpeaking which is actually what I am using. My next free time project will be to try this out with a variety of different editors and see which one works best. I am loathe to admit it, but emacs may well be favourite, especially as it is specifically supported by Touch Stream. In the first instance, I'm going to try to prototype some of my ideas using an existing editor. I just so want to be able to say, "insert while loop" and actually have it work...
goulashIsNice
Or if you say "joined under this is cool", you get:
this_is_cool
It appears that:
1. I am about to learn Python!
2. If this isn't the whole answer, it certainly is part of it.
Best of all, this actually still works with the cheapest version of NaturallySpeaking which is actually what I am using. My next free time project will be to try this out with a variety of different editors and see which one works best. I am loathe to admit it, but emacs may well be favourite, especially as it is specifically supported by Touch Stream. In the first instance, I'm going to try to prototype some of my ideas using an existing editor. I just so want to be able to say, "insert while loop" and actually have it work...