Thank you Steve for the insight.
The workbench is surely a good thing for sighted people. I do not know yet if this also is the case for us vi-p’s. Sometimes it offers some advantages to use a screen reader and keyboard shortcuts only.
I am quite happy with the Nyquist prompt. The window size is of no consequence with a screen reader. The same applies to the debug window.
What I miss are the blockwise indentation and the parenthesis matching or to jump to the corresponding parenthesis.
To create and edit the plug-in files I usually use notepad++, although only Lisp itself is provided under the languages’ menu. For a fast look up of functions I use my labouriously assembled Helper tool.
Nyquist Reference in a nut shell
If I have the right mood and if I can overcome my inner “Schweinehund”, I will give the mods a try.