[nvda] revision 252 - IE and mozilla report forms, block quotes, tables etc

Hi all,
Revision 252 adds a few more things that are able to be reported in IE and Mozilla. Also fixed some bugs with blank lines, and not sure if it was this revision or the last, but now NVDAObject_richEdit objects report the current line as their value. It used to be the full text of the document, and that was then changed to reporting nothing a few revisions back, but then I noticed that it needs at least current line for fields in outlook express. 

Change log is as follows:
*Fixed bug with mozilla virtualBuffers not being able to report block quotes. *Mozilla virtualBuffers now recognise <q> elements as block quotes. An inline quote type could be added, but I'm not sure if that is just making too many types. *Limited <br> elements in internet explorer virtualBuffers to only produce a line break if they are directly after a text node. This stops groups of blank lines appearing in anoying places such as where they are used between things in google. *Added support for reporting entering and exiting forms in both internet explorer and mozilla virtualBuffers. *Documents in both internet explorer and mozilla virtualBuffers now append a blank line at the bottom so that when reading in say all the reporting of exiting the last field happens. *Added support for reporting table headers, table footers, rows and cells in internet explorer and mozilla virtualBuffers. Table was previously added. Of course reportTables must be true for the reporting of tables. However, more work will need to be done to make table reading easier, right now it functions just like all other fields, just reporting when entering and exiting. Note though: Mozilla does not have a row object, we will have to do something cool with cell locations. 

Mick


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