問題タブ [code-by-voice]

ドキュメントは最終的にそれを言った、私は数ヶ月間手首を楽にする必要がある. 私は .NET 開発者なので、これで私の生計がしばらく途絶える可能性があります。とはいえ、開発者向けの優れたハンズフリー オプションはありますか? 音声認識ソフトウェアを使って成功した人はいますか?

追記: 両手でのプログラミングが問題にならないところまで腕を回復させました。ドラゴン 当然のことながら、十分に機能しましたが、思ったよりも速くプログラミングしていたキーボードとは異なり、遅くなりました。

私は音声認識を使用して SQL を口述しますが、並べるのが面倒です。タブがどこにあるかを確認できれば、時間を大幅に節約できます。

入力時に手首が痛いので、音声認識を使用して SQL ステートメント、ストアド プロシージャ、およびビューを書き始めたいと考えています。

映画でアイアンマンがIDEの音声コマンドをどのように使用していたか知っていますか? そのようなことを行うことができる Visual Studio プラグインはありますか? そうでない場合は、どのように自分で作成しますか?

I have been suffering from severe RSI on my hands and wrists and as a full-time Java programmer, and this is becoming a risk to my livelihood. I use Dragon Dictate for the Mac, which does quite a good job of writing English, but speaking to it in Java is very cumbersome due to the cryptic nature of programming languages. Navigating the code is also tricky and can be rather exhausting.

I currently use the Eclipse IDE but haven't found any plug-ins to help in this regard. from what I have read in other posts in this forum (for example, Voice recognition software for developers, and Can i write sql using speech recognition), the approach I should take should be to give Dragon Dictate a custom vocabulary consisting of Java keywords, and to create a number of custom voice triggered commands that correspond to existing shortcut keys (e.g., "navigate to superclass") or sequences of actions that I perform on a routine basis using AppleScript ( e.g., “commit to SVN").

I could just go ahead and implement this (with some difficulty due to physical limitations) but cant help feeling that I would be reinventing the wheel. I mean, surely RSI must be a relatively common problem among programmers, and I would have expected that there might be a plug-in or even, an IDE, that facilitates coding by voice and also associated tasks (for example, debugging the program by stepping through it etc.) I just don't seem to find this anywhere.

If anybody has any suggestions about the Java IDE that I could use (I don't need to use Eclipse obviously) I'll be very interested to hear them.

Alternatively, if anybody uses Dragon Dictate for the Mac and has a command set for Eclipse or another Java IDE that they are willing to share with me, that would also be a great help.

Thanks, Ixent