[Kde-accessibility] experimental idea with colour fonts (demo scripts)

[michel]

theirs a static mirror of grease monkey user scripts, and i found my script 
http://www.webextender.net/scripts/show/96470.html

My script works in latest Firefox.
Warning, it's slow!!!! No, it hasn't crashed, just wait
The default uses an image alphabet(a=apple, b=bouncing ball etc...), need to 
download the pictures. It's just a demonstration, i just grabbed some pictures 
from photobucket, i didn't do any attempt to be efficient.
In the scrip, you can define pictures or colours. By default it uses the urls 
of the pictures if given, other wise it just uses the definition of the 
colours.

from the greasemonkey script, you can see what i have in mind.


katepart highlight from Heiko
> > i somehow made a little kate script ... that is now broken. (i made some
> > blurred and normal screen shots, to demonstrate that you can decipher the
> > letters if you know the colour code used, despite been impossible to see
> > their shapes)
> 
> I like those ideas, in particular when they can get tested easily. Katepart
> (that means the following works in Kate and KWrite etc.) has an elaborated
> highlighting [1], which is easy to modify. (This is my first attempt to
> create a syntax highlighting file; for sure there is much room for
> improvement.)
> 
> 1. Download the highlight definitions from http://pastebin.com/GzkH7AJb
> 2. Place it at ~/.kde4/share/apps/katepart/syntax/ (create the syntax folder
> if it doesn't exists) under the name coloredtext.xml
> 3. (Re)start Kate, go to Extra > Highlighting > Markup and select "Colored
> Text"
> 4. Download the color scheme from http://pastebin.com/GsVSw3JY and save it
> anywhere under the name coloredtext.katehlcolor
> 5. In Kate/KWrite go to Settings > Fonts & Colors, tab "Styles for
> highlighting", find Markup/Colored Text at the dropdown (if not selected)
> and load the color definition via "Import" from the downloaded file
> 
> Now every letter gets its own color. And you can modify the scheme as you
> want

Any willing guinea pig? :D
Seriously, i'm looking for people to test it on.