On Thu, 2012-12-06 at 19:32 +0000, V Stuart Foote wrote:
Exactly! But since there are continuing issues with the UNO
Accessibility API, taking time no for reworking it (fixing short falls
for NSAccessibility and AT/ATK) while conceiving and implementing a
replacement Windows bridge (not using IBMs IAccessible2 "contribution"
when/if it finally is made) should result in better AT support across
all platforms.
So - incidentally - a positive step we've taken in 4.0 here is to
un-publish the UNO accessibility API - and remove it from the ODK - that
frees us up to substantially change / improve that interface which
(after all) should be internal anyway - an implementation detail of the
interface between the core and the platform's a11y toolkit.
Stuart - do you have a good grasp on what is missing in those
interfaces ? when I looked one of the most glaring things was having
only a translated name for each widget and not a programmatic one (in
parallel - nearly always the same un-translated name). That'd be a
reasonably easy thing to fix, and would improve things for atk I guess -
but it's been a while since I dug here.
Also - rolling that out would be almost an easy-hack I'd be happy to
mentor.
ATB,
Michael.
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