[orca-list] Openoffice ORG Writer and misspelled words marked by red color related question

["Mgr. Janusz Chmiel" <chmiel phil muni cz>]

Dear developers of Orca,

   I would like to please You, if You could try to analize The structure of 
open Office ORG Writer application, if there is any chance, that Orca could 
support The function for setting up The beginning or end of A block inside 
text area in The opened or writted new document in Openoffice ORG writer 
application. In Microsoft Word, object model support methods for selecting 
The begin or end of a selected block.

Last question

   Do Openoffice ORG Writer support function mark misspelled word by 
highlighting those words by red color? Or this feature is not awailable even 
for sighted users, so function from tools menu must be recalled to check 
document for misspelled words? If Openoffice ORG Writer also supports 
highlighting misspelled word by using red color, could be possible to detect 
this by using Orca? After two years, I have got information, that Object 
model do not support this. I would like to have a complex programmer 
question, if this issue could not be solved by using little library written 
in C language so Orca could call it from Python language and May be, that 
Assembler could also help. May be, that this information about misspelled 
word could be obtained by monitoring memory regions in RAM or by monitoring 
display driver or video memory? I Am aware, that if somebody of developers 
are reading my little science fiction notes about this, my goal is to enable 
Orca users to know, if Word after pressing CTRL+left or CTRL+right arrow is 
marked as misspelled or no. If this feature is not supported by Openoffice 
ORG object model and can not be added bbecause this could significantly 
slowdown whole threads of Open Office Word Writer, my opinion is, that 
onlyone chance is to develope little program in C or Assembler language. Try 
to imagine The braille support by Orca,  without little modules written in C 
language, which are able to communicate with Brltty? Try to imagine to 
realize this project by using Python. Eventhough it is very sad, some tasks 
related to develope Screen Readers can not be made by using high level 
programming languages. If somebody of us know about simpler way to access 
this information, I will welcome Your comments.

I Am writing this because I Am very sad, that there are some information, 
which are very difficult to access for programmers of Screen Readers and 
because of it also very difficult to accessible by visually impaired users. 
My goal of this little message is to start The discussion about accessing 
information about misspelled words in Openoffice ORG writer application. May 
be, that development team of Openoffice ORG could also help.

The kindness regards.

Janusz Chmiel