orca 2.27.90
- From: "William Walker" <install-module gnome org>
- To: FTP Releases <ftp-release-list gnome org>
- Subject: orca 2.27.90
- Date: Mon, 10 Aug 2009 00:07:34 +0000 (UTC)
Module: orca
Version: 2.27.90
Uploaded by: William Walker
http://download.gnome.org/sources/orca/2.27/orca-2.27.90.tar.gz
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News
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2.27.90 - 09-Aug-2009
General:
* Fix for bgo#480883 - User can pan right in braille indefinitely at
the end of a web page
* Fix for bgo#523693 - Positioning of the cursor when editing text
This fixes a 'jumping cursor' problem when deleting text in the
middle of a long text area and also adds a _realignViewport method
to braille.py. The method works off new settings (you need to
hand-edit your ~/.orca/user-settings.py or ~/.orca/orca-customizations.py
file for now):
ALIGN_BRAILLE_BY_EDGE = 0
ALIGN_BRAILLE_BY_MARGIN = 1
ALIGN_BRAILLE_BY_WORD = 2
brailleAlignmentMargin = 3
brailleMaximumJump = 8
brailleAlignmentStyle = ALIGN_BRAILLE_BY_EDGE
The default alignment style matches what we have today.
The ALIGN_BRAILLE_BY_MARGIN style uses brailleAlignmentMargin and is
effectively a "push" model - when you get to the edge of the
display, the viewport is pushed to keep the cursor cell at the
margin (until you reach the edge of the text).
The ALIGN_BRAILLE_BY_WORD style uses brailleAlignmentMargin in the
same push model above, but when it pushes the viewport, it pushes it
so the edge lands on a word boundary. In the event we hit a really
long word, the brailleMaximumJump setting limits how far we jump.
* Fix for bgo#570070 - Remove 'item' from spoken string that
represents position/index information
* Fix for bgo#574344 - Support for different progress bar "verbosity
levels" should be implemented
* Fix for bgo#576847 - Add ability to 'flash' braille messages
This adds a 'flashTime' parameter to the braille.displayMessage and
braille.displayRegions methods. If it is 0, the message will not be
flashed. If it is greater than 0, the current message on the display
will be saved and the new message will be flashed for flashTime
milliseconds. If it is less than 0, the current message on the display
will be saved and the new message will be shown until some other action,
such as a keypress or cursor routing key press, causes the display to
revert back to the original message.
* Fix for bgo#578832 - Flash locking modifier key state in braille
This flashes a message for the Caps Lock modifier if the "Enable
locking keys" checkbox is checked on the "Key Echo" tab in the Orca
preferences UI. The flash time is settable via the
'brailleFlashTime' setting which represents the number of
milliseconds to flash a message.
* Fix for bgo#582318 - Pressing panning buttons on the braille display
should not interrupt speech
* Fix for bgo#582491 - Strange message table behavior with Evolution
* Fix for bgo#589610 - isupper should be used on unicode and not UTF-8
strings
* Fix for bgo#590219 - Incorrect text displayed with Orca quit
confirmation dialog when the user using non english locale
* Fix for bgo#590378 - configure.in and orca.spec.in need updating for
compile and runtime dependencies.
* Fix for bgo#590382 - Orca should have a script for packagemanager
OpenOffice/StarOffice:
* Fix for bgo#363820 - Orca should inform the user when text in given
cell in Calc is too wide for that column
Thunderbird:
* Fix for bgo#590267 - Thunderbird's rendering of smileys as named
paragraphs without accessible text causes Orca to speak the tutorial
message inappropriately
New and updated translations (THANKS EVERYONE!!!):
bn Bengali Maruf Ovee and Jamil Ahmed
es Spanish Francisco Javier Dorado MartÃnez
hu Hungarian Attila Hammer and Gabor Kelemen
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