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List:       kde-accessibility
Subject:    Re: [orca-list] QT Message Dialogs not spoken by orca when they pop up
From:       Joanmarie Diggs <jdiggs () igalia ! com>
Date:       2019-04-24 13:10:43
Message-ID: 56a268e6-aba4-7c62-5f53-a274dc8a5f85 () igalia ! com
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Hey Chrys.

I was able to reproduce the problem using Kate (I don't use mumble and
don't feel like installing it unless I really have to). In particular, I
created a document, typed some text, and then attempted to close the
document with unsaved changes.

With this test case in mind, it turns out that Orca was presenting the
message text, but then interrupting presentation. I've reworked the
handling of window deactivation to only apply to the window Orca thinks
its in. It solved the problem for me. Hopefully it does for you as well.

Please let me know. Thanks!
--joanie

On 4/24/19 7:53 AM, chrys@linux-a11y.org wrote:
> 
> Howdy Joanie,
> 
> I recognized that some (maybeall?) dialogs like confirmation or message
> dialogs are not spoken when they pop up. just the currently focused
> button is spoken if they pop up. if i remember correctly on GTK it
> speaks all the text what is in the message window bevore read the
> current focused button.
> i recognized this in mumble while getting the "accept server key"
> dialog. but as i remeber right i did see this on other dialogs too.
> 
> could you take a look if you can reproduce this or what is needed to get
> the dialog spoken on pop up?
> 
> cheers chrys
> 
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