[jawsscripts] Re: script is not working.

 
On 11/17/2008 10:59 AM, Matthew2007 wrote: Jitendra, Thank you very, very
much for going through the trouble of doing the research and
experimentation.Hey, come on! its my pleasure doing this, and it is the only
way we learn from each other, isn't it?
You wrote next: Though your solution could very well work, I'm 
still under the impression that the add hotkey function was created to
amplify the already existing keyboard commands. That is, originally, the
usercould configure jaws to add additional keyboard commands because one
might not be comfortable with using default keyboard commands. I am not sure
what add hotkey function you are talking about, if it is the one
"AddHotkeyLinks", then read-on...
Discription: Adds the standard HotKeyHelp and WindowKeysHelp text and links
to the buffer.
in other words: say, you have a custom windowkeys help script, if you call
the add hotkey links () function after the say message function that has a
virtual buffer to display,
then this add hotkey links function adds 2 more lines at the end of your
windowkeys help message.
1. "List JAWS hotkeys" as a link,
2."Press escape to close this message.
You wrote: In other words, do we still have a problem with keyboard
assignments not taking, or is this new desired interaction FS wants users to
use. thank you, and I don't know much about it. Jitendra.
Thanks once again for your efforts. Matthew ----- Original Message -----
From: "Jitendra" <jeet.invincible@xxxxxxxxx>[1] To:
<jawsscripts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>[2] Sent: Sunday, November 16, 2008 8:46 PM
Subject: [jawsscripts] Re: script is not working. Hello mathew and all,
sorryas I have deleted the original thread related to this topic, therefore,
none of you see your message below. by the way, I looked in to the jss of fs
reader, and found following: JAWS just scripted the keyboard shortcuts, but
they already built-in in fs reader, means one can use any screen-reader
provided that fs reader is installed, and you can use keys like Comma to
back, period for forward, ctrl+O to open, play, pause, stop and more keys,
sonow, why fs scripted it? may be just to prevent jaws from speaking key
names, and in some places when changing speed, provide the level of speed
like 15, 20 or whatever you set. so when scripting keys already built-in,
following code what they used: and read till end of this mail for the answer
of your question. script OpenDialog() if UserBufferIsActive() then
UserBufferDeactivate() EndIf SayCurrentScriptKeyLabel()
TypeCurrentScriptKey() ;as you can see, that type current script key
statement types the key assigned with the script, and in your case, f5 was
assigned to the script, but in fs reader, ctrl+O is ;built-in for open
dialog, script types f5, and the dialog is not invoked. ;therefore, when
changing keys to such scripts, make sure if key is built-in, use some other
code instead, and remove type current script key. ;type key or type string
may be helpfull. EndScript Thank you, Hope this helps. Jitendra from india.
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