Re: [orca-list] in learn mode, orca does not announce the key pressed

[Paul Hunt <paul-leics virginmedia com>]

Hi,

Well, the current situation appears to be that if you press a key 
combination that has an Orca function associated with it then you hear 
the function only.

I agree that you should hear the key combination you pressed followed by 
the Orca function.

For example, if you press insert + f you hear "reads the attributes 
associated with the current text character". And you should hear "Orca + 
f, reads the text attributes associated with the current text character".

Now, if I press insert + some character key that does not have an Orca 
function bound to it then I hear nothing and further more the letter key 
I pressed is entered into the text I was editting before entering learn 
mode.

The state of locking keys is still being toggled if you press a locking 
key in learn mode.

Also, On my machine at least, I need to press insert + a numpad key to 
hear the Orca function of that numpad key when it's pressed on its own.

Let me clarify. If I press numpad begin whilst in learn mode I hear 
"begin", and if I press insert + numpad begin I hear "speaks the current 
flat review object", which is wrong.

Paul



On 31/01/12 20:23, Josà Vilmar EstÃcio de Souza wrote:
> Hey all.
>
> I don't know if this is a bug or this is by design, but when I enter 
> in learn mode, orca does not announce the ke that I press, only the 
> function associated to the key.
> I'd like to hear the key name and the function.
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