Re: [orca-list] While we're all tossing out our favorite Orca issues... :)



Ah, fair enough. I assumed the originator of the event was a known quantity, at least on GNOME/Unity/other stock desktops, and that the fix would be simple. Thanks for the clarification.


On 02/25/2016 08:22 PM, Joanmarie Diggs wrote:
Hi Nolan.

It may be more difficult than you think:
1. Lack of keyboard events for media keys:
    https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=737181
2. Lack of window:activate events when the thing pops up:
    (I thought I filed this, but I'm not seeing it)
3. Lack of other events by which to reliably identify the volume popup
4. When the volume thing goes away, we get events which look like normal
    focus changes.

So Orca doesn't know you pressed anything. Orca has no way of knowing
you are in the volume popup. All Orca knows is that you are now in Foo.
It doesn't know why. But 90% of the time (if not more), failure for Orca
to tell you you are in Foo would be seen as a bug. For instance, the
sorts of events we get are not unlike a chat app popping up a new window
because a buddy just sent you a message.

--joanie

On 02/25/2016 08:47 PM, Nolan Darilek wrote:
This one seems like it'd be so easy to fix that it probably wouldn't
warrant an issue/debug.out, but I can provide one if needed.

On every single Linux computer I've had, Orca speaks the window title
when I use the media keys to adjust volume. This might have been useful
10 or so years ago, but every desktop I've had over the last 5 years or
so makes a slight pop to let you know what the volume is set to, and
Orca is usually loud enough that it makes adjusting volumes a noisy affair.

I think I read recently that there's a graphical popup when volume is
changed, and I'm wondering if that's generating an accessibility event
causing Orca to speak. Wondering if the default script might be tweaked
to ignore this event so we just get the pops our desktops make?

Thanks.
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