Microsoft Active Accessibility,
- From: "Eric Guiziou" <eric.guiziou@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <programmingblind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 4 Mar 2008 08:54:35 +0100
Hi,
I am trying to use Microsoft Active Accessibility in C# and so, to begin, I am
developping a simple test application: a class MyButton wich inherits from
Button and in MyButton class I have an inner class MyButtonAccessibleObject.
In MyButton class, I have overrided createAccessibilityInstance() method.
(I think it's the way to use MSAA but I'm not sure!!!).
MyButtonAccessibleObject inherits from Control.ControlAccessibleObject
In MyButtonAccessibleObject I have overrided the Navigate() method.
Unfortunately, my application never runs this method (I have a screen reader
and a braiple display).
I've already seen an example in which they were using Child but I think I don't
need child in a simple test?
Would you know how to do to be able to use the MSAA benefits and its Navigate()
method. Perhaps I am wrong or perhaps I have forgotten anything.
Best regards,
Eric
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