Re: Can GOK work with autocompletion?
- From: Evan Yan <Evan Yan Sun COM>
- To: Peter Korn <Peter Korn Sun COM>
- Cc: david bolter utoronto ca, Ginn Chen Sun COM, gnome-accessibility-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Can GOK work with autocompletion?
- Date: Mon, 05 Jun 2006 01:46:27 +0800
Hi Peter & David,
I feel that app-autocompletion is something similar to pop-up menu.
Could we leverage the implementation of accessible pop-up menu?
I found GOK can update to show autocompletion items under some
particular situation, like the following steps:
1. start Firefox and locate to www.google.com, focus on the "search"
textbox;
2. select GOK UI-Grab
3. click on the "search" textbox by mouse directly, not through GOK,
that makes the autocompletion pop up.
Then, GOK will update to show autocompletion items. However, clicking on
the items shown by GOK has no effect except collapsing the
autocompletion window.
Hope this could help.
Besides GOK can't work with autocompletion, when autocompletion in
Firefox pops up, it takes minutes for GOK to start responsing any action
on it. I could see by the event-listener tool of at-spi that there are
hundreds of events through GOK and Firefox, it seems GOK are refreshing
all the atk objects. is that a normal phenomenon or somthing wrong?
Thank you,
Evan
Peter Korn wrote:
Hi David,
Hmmm... I wonder about using the AccessibleAction interface for this,
with a naming convention we might all follow for the . Something like:
"auto-complete:<string>"
as the action name, where "<string>" is the actual auto-complete text
that would be inserted (and thus displayed on the GOK key). Then the
tooltip-like window that appears with the auto-complete options would
implement the ATK_Action interface.
This is more heavy-weight than having a special role for the
tooltip-like window with text to be extracted, but it is also less
constraining of the user interface implementation that programmers
render.
Peter Korn
Accessibility Architect,
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Hi guys. Technically I'm on holiday today. I think we could choose
an existing
event (or propose a new one) for notification regarding this... and
GOK could
create a key representing the current app-autocompletion.
Nice idea guys!
cheers,
D
Quoting Peter Korn <Peter Korn Sun COM>:
Hi Evan,
This is an interesting idea - having GOK work with auto-completion!
GOK has its own work completion algorithm, but that by its nature
cannot have application-specific knowledge, and so generally won't
do as good a job.
The question is, how should GOK show such application-specific word
completion, and how do we communicate that between the application
and GOK via AT-SPI. Evan, David - any thoughts?
Regards,
Peter Korn
Accessibility Architect,
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Hi all,
I'm now working on a mozilla a11y bug, about autocompletion. The
URL of
the bug is
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=338242
I'm not sure whether GOK can work with autocompletion.
When I input something used before into a textbox, the autocompletion
will pop up, could GOK update to show the autocompletion items?
I also tried that in Evolution. When writing a email, inputing a mail
address which have been in the contact list, the autocompletion pop
up,
GOK also can't work with it.
Is that a GOK bug?
Thanks,
Evan
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