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Hello,
I'll explain how NVDA and its OCR addon are working on windows. I am afraid this is not entirelly translatable to orca but at least you will get the idea. NVDA has a mode called object review. That's a concept similar to flat review orca features in order to be able to review text on the screen. So when you found an inaccessible window with NVDA it most likelly only includes its window name as a part of the text you can browse using the object review commands. You can then run OCR on that object and once tesseract returns recognized texts along with character's regions NVDA OCR addon indexes this and presents it as a window text. While previewing by characters and words using the object review commands you are able to route the mouse to the corresponding spot depending on the character region from the tesseract output. I haven't yet looked into whether we can retrieve window location, its coordinates when scripting orca however I expect this to be possible. I however don't know whether we can override flat review presentation along with retrieving character screen coordinates for an accessible object as represented by orca. Within NVDA the API is awesome and there are only a few methods to override. Greetings Peter On 28.01.2015 at 10:43 chrys87 web de wrote:
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