Re: [g-a-devel]Nautilus menu labels

[Dave Camp <dave ximian com>]

On Fri, 2003-07-18 at 13:53, Peter Korn wrote:
> If the menus and toolbars are hidden and unavailable (and thus in this state
> the mainstream user is unable to interact with them), then the AT user
> shouldn't see them either.  Note though, that in some situations
> applications have functionality on a menu that duplicates functionality
> provided only from the mouse (e.g. right-click of mouse to pop up a list of
> context-sensitive options).  This duplication is explicitly OK for
> accessibility, but then in such a case you cannot hide the menu/menu-bar...

Are context menus not exposed to the AT?

> Do you know what the AccessibleStateSet is for this menu?  (you can check it
> with at-poke)  Objects that are aren't "visible" and "showing" should not be
> rendered to the user via an AT.  If an AT is doing that, it is probably a
> bug.

The dockitem the toolbar is on, and all of the children (including the
menus) are ENABLED and SENSITIVE, but not SHOWING or VISIBLE.

-dave