Re: [g-a-devel] AT_BRIDGE_SHUTDOWN?

["Nagappan A" <nagappan gmail com>]

Hello Sam,

I wrote that code [1] almost 3 years back, they are not applicable now, atleast in LDTP point of view. The main accessibility work is being moved from C code base to Python (pyatspi [2]).

Thanks
Nagappan

[1] - http://forgecvs1.novell.com/viewcvs/ldtp/record/record.c?rev=1.1
[2] - http://live.gnome.org/GAP/PythonATSPI

2008/11/19 Quiring, Sam <Sam Quiring windriver com>

Greetings,

I've seen some at-spi test cases and usages on the net, examples: http://foss.mnit.ac.in:8080/content/code/a/at-spi_1.7.11/S/181.html and http://forgecvs1.novell.com/viewcvs/ldtp/record/record.c?rev=1.1.  Each of these has a line like this near the end:

 

putenv ("AT_BRIDGE_SHUTDOWN=1");

 

What the heck does that line do?  I Googled for AT_BRIDGE_SHUTDOWN and found more instances where it is used, but no explanation.  How did the test authors know to put that line in their code?

 

-Sam

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