Re: Orca orca braille key bindings

[Olivier BERT <obert01 mistigri org>]

On Tue, Dec 05, 2006 at 02:28:04PM -0800, Mike Pedersen wrote:
> Hello Olivier,
> > Ishere a way to change or add new braille key bindings ?
> > And is there a place where I can find default braille key bindings. 
> > I don't find them in the documentation, but maybe I missed them. 
> > Can anyone help me ?
> Orca braille key bindings are bound to there brltty equivalent where
> ever possible.  This has the advantage that things such as panning
> around and general navigation will be familiar. to a brltty user.  You
> can press insert+f1 on the desktop keyboard layout to turn on key learn
> mode.  When this mode is active you can press the keys on the braille
> display to find out what they do.  When you are done, press escape to
> exit.
> Mike
Yes, I know that. 
Actually as I co-develop the BRLTTY driver for the braille terminal I use
(Eurobraille) I thought that if I knew exactly the bindings between 
BRLTTY commands and orca command, I could modify key bindings in the 
BRLTTY driver in order to have a better key mapping for orca navigation, 
while keeping a good mapping for BRLTTY navigation in console mode. 

I don't know if my explaination are clear. 
For example, what BRLTTY command allows to go inside an object, a menu 
for exeaple. Actually, I don't know if there is one
because maybe I'm confusing with gnopernicus way of navigation
where there were keys to go to the parent or child object. 

Thanks !
-- 
Olivier BERT
e-mail: obert01 mistigri org