Re: [orca-list] Loss of Arrow Keys in Nautilus

[Josà Vilmar EstÃcio de Souza <vilmar informal com br>]

 Hi Steve and all.
This is confirmed.
Seems that right and left are used in nautilus to collapse and expand 
tree views.

On 10/11/2010 09:02 PM, Steve Holmes wrote:
> Has anyone experienced a new issue with the list of files shown in the
> Nautilus file browser? What I mean is when you have the file list in a
> list view and turn on some of the other file details like modification
> date and file size, you used to be able to use the left and right
> arrow keys to move over the row and read the individual cells, like in
> a spreadsheet.
>
> Now with the latest version (2.32) of Nautilus and recent git pull of
> Orca, I can't seem to arrow back and forth over the row anymore.  If I
> choose read row by pressing orca+f11, I can hear the entire row read
> as I move up and down the list but in either setting (table row or
> table cell), right and left arrows are silent; they seem to have no
> effect.  I'm not sure at this point if Nautilus is to blaim in not
> supporting horrizontal movement or if Orca is not receiving some
> critical events.  I can check further into this but for now, I wonder
> if anyone else can duplicate this problem.  I always used to be able
> to read tree tables like this before.  I will check out the booksmark
> library in Firefox to see if that tree table reads OK or not.
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