Re: [orca-list] Structural HTML navigation by lists

[Marcus Habermehl <bmh1980de yahoo de>]

Am 22.01.2011 23:00, schrieb Mike Reiser:
> I personally would much prefer a single tree view that shows items and I
> could type the letter of the item I want and it narrows the
> links/headings or whatever down as I type.  This could be in a seperate
> edit field or something.  Also, when in the tree left and right arrows
> or another key could cycle between individual elements.  The hot keys
> just seem to overwhelming and too many to remember.

As I said, currently Orca doesn't speak search results in tree-/listviews.

The feature to search in tree-/listviews and go with down/up to the
next/previous search result is already implemented in gtk+.

In #620331 we have already testet a separate entry as search field. But
with it you have to jump from the list to the entry or reverse. I think,
in that case, you would find an object faster with structural navigation.

If both, single list and separated lists are implemented, there is no
reason to remember every shortcut. :-) Especially sine the shortcuts are
basing on the bindings of the structural navigation.

Greetings
Marcus