[jawsscripts] Re: a graphics issue for the checked and unchecked status,

  • From: "Geoff Chapman" <gch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <jawsscripts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sat, 24 Jan 2009 10:33:18 +1100

hi Jitendra.

if you said anything extra in this message which appears below, other than
my comments, in reply to them,
they dont appear visible to me below.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jitendra" <jeet.invincible@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <jawsscripts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, January 24, 2009 6:36 AM
Subject: [jawsscripts] Re: a graphics issue for the checked and unchecked
status,


>
> Geoff Chapman wrote: ok. right! Got it. thanks for clarifying! absolutely
> report this to fs! have you done a bug report before? they like it in a
> particular style really, steps one, 2, 3, etc to describe reproducing the
> problem. and if it is possible to describe where they might download the
> application in which this is occurring, this will be of great benefit.
> although I know that'll probly be the sticking point and difficulty. thing
> is, if they can't reproduce it, they can't solve it either. Would everyone
> else reckon this is a distinct OSM problem? I find it interesting though
> thatjaws obvoiusly recognizes at some level that it's on a graphic,
because
> as the man says, it allows him to label it and reflects the label upon
> insert+G. man! it might be worth investigating what's under the hood of
the
> insert+G script Jitendra, to see if you can morph any of those functions
in
> some way as to actually be able to return the graphic to you. or,
> conversely,set up HotSpotClicker to click on it, and label it's hotkey
> properly, thus avoiding the non-solid feel of having no label to click
etc.
> it'd be quicker functionally too. you know about hotspot clicker right?
> http://www.hotspotclicker.org[1] don't download the stubs for developers,
> butrather the main installation package if your interested in trying it,
and
> remember there's a separate process of connecting hsc to your application
> that you desire to use it in, after the normative process of actually
> installing it. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jitendra"
> <jeet.invincible@xxxxxxxxx>[2] To: <jawsscripts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>[3] Sent:
> Friday, January 23, 2009 1:54 PM Subject: [jawsscripts] Re: a graphics
issue
> for the checked and unchecked status, When I press left arrow or come by
any
> navigation commands to the graphic, JAWS says only blank, and the only way
> asI am repeting is JAWS key +G, to know the graphic lable, but the good
> thingis: It does not move, you can check both lable this way: Do a left
> arrowon the item with JAWS cursor, insert+g, and see the lable, escape,
then
> space bar, again insert+G, see the diferent lable, escape. JAWS doesn't
says
> that it is not set on a graphic. Now your question: Insert+Numpad 5 reads
> blank, insert+F reads "No font" Hope this helps. Geoff Chapman wrote: What
> about hitting insert/Jawskey+NumPad 5 though when your over the graphic.
> doesthat say Blank? or does it speak the graphic label. I.e. i hear you
that
> hitting left Arrow says blank, but I'm wondering whether this is because
> it'strying to speak stuff before it's properly movedto on top of the
> graphic?just as I've seen in some situations in the past, where if you
moved
> jawsCursor with insert+left arrow, it would say one Graphic number that it
> thought it had now moved to, but then when you activated the SayWord
> insert+NumPad5 command, it would speak a different one!demonstrating to me
> there were timing and refresh type issues going on. From: "Jitendra"
> <jeet.invincible@xxxxxxxxx>[4][1] To: <jawsscripts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>[5][2]
> Sent:Friday, January 23, 2009 4:54 AM Subject: [jawsscripts] Re: a
graphics
> issue for the checked and unchecked status, No, the lable is not spoken
when
> left arrow is pressed in jaws cursoractive,the way is only to guess that
we
> are on the graphic by rute JAWSto PC, then a left arrow and activating the
> graphic's labler. Thank you. David Farough wrote: Perhaps the graphic is
not
> quite in alignment with the text for the entry. What happens if you
activate
> the Jaws or invisible cursor, then route cursor to pc cursor, and then do
a
> control left arrow? Will jaws speak the label for your graphic? If yes,
then
> you could use GetGraphicNameAtPoint to return the label of the graphic. I
> wrote the following test script to test this approach. While focussed on
the
> current listview entry for a message in my email client, this script:
> activates the jaws cursor, routes jaws to pc moves to the prior graphic
> speaks the result of the move 1 if successful or 0 says the name of the
> graphic that was moved to. This will be the label of the graphic. When I
> looked up GetGraphicNameAtPoint in the fsdn, there was no descriptions
> provided for therequired parameters for this function. It turns out that
> GetCursorCol can be used for the first parameter and getCursorRow can be
> usedfor the second parameter. Here is my test function. Script test () var
> int iGraphicFound ; stores the result of the moveToGraphic function
> SaveCursor () JAWSCursor () SaveCursor () RouteJAWSToPc () let
iGraphicFound
> = MoveToGraphic (graphic_prior, true) sayinteger (iGraphicFound) saystring
> (GetGraphicNameAtPoint (GetCursorCol (),GetCursorRow ())) EndScript Here
is
> the fsdn entry for GetGraphicNameAtPoint Function: GetGraphicNameAtPoint
> Description This function is used to return the name of the graphic
located
> at the point specified by the functions two parameters. Returns Type:
String
> Description: Returns the name of the graphic located at the specified
point.
> Parameters Param 1: Type: Int Description: No Description Include:
Required
> Param 2: Type: Int Description: No Description Include: Required Version
> Thisfunction is available in the following releases: PAC Mate 1.10 and
later
> JAWS 4.51 and later David Farough Application Accessibility
> Coordinator/coordonateur de l'accessibilit&eacute; Information Technology
> Services Directorate / Direction des services d'information technologiques
> Public Service Commission / Commission de la fonction publique Email /
> Courriel: David.Farough@xxxxxxxxxxxxx[6][3][1] Tel. / T&eacute;l: (613)
> 992-2779Jitendra <jeet.invincible@xxxxxxxxx>[7][4][2] 11:26 am Wednesday,
> January 21, 2009 No, I am sorry, it doesn't David Farough wrote: Does the
> GetLine function return the text of your label when the listbox has focus?
> Ifyes, you could use StringContains in if logic to speak checked when
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> the hotspot clicker,
> and the Graphics labler script contains the call to the same name
function,
> and I found it nowhere.
> the function name is graphicsLabler
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