Re: [gnome-desktop-testing] LDTP script without accessibility layer enabled

[James Tatum <jtatum gmail com>]

Hi Javier,

Ara pointed out to me that if you use ldtp.launchapp to start the AUT, that a11y is dynamically enabled for the application at launch time. Of course, that really only helps apps that can be launched that way, and not things like the menu, the panel, etc. 

Is it a GUI app that launches LDTP based tests by chance? :)

For completeness sake, there are both ldtp and ldtp2 functions that don't require a11y. In ldtp, these are the ltsp functions [1]. In ldtp2, they are wnck based and as far as I know include only maximizewindow, minimizewindow, unmaximizewindow, unminimizewindow, activatewindow, and closewindow.

[1] http://ldtp.freedesktop.org/user-doc/ltfx.html

On Thu, Jun 3, 2010 at 1:51 PM, Javier Collado <javier collado canonical com> wrote:

Hello all,

Recently I've seen an LDTP script in which it's recommended not to have
accessibility layer enabled to make it work correctly. Could that be possible?

I always though that LDTP cannot work without accessibility layer enabled.
However, maybe it's possible that some part of the functionality doesn't require
the accessibility layer. Please let me know if that's the case.

Best regards,
  Javier



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