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Re: [orca-list] The next batch of unstable goodness is here! (Caret-moved events)

Hi Joanie.
I found a problem that doesn't happen in orca 3.10 and didn't happen in previous orca 3.11. 
To reproduce:

1. Open firefox and go to http://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng.filter:orderBy

2. After the page is loaded press ctrl+home.
3. Press h key until you hear source.
4. Press down arrow until you find something like:
2. <html ng-app>

5. Press home.
6. Press right arrow.
In my machine seems that orca jumps to begin of the next line instead of jump to the next character of the line. 
Thanks.


On 11/20/2013 12:10 AM, Joanmarie Diggs wrote:

Hey all.

I have just cleaned up the Gecko script's handling of caret-moved
events. As usual, I have tested a bunch and nothing is jumping out at me
as being working before but broken now. Your testing would be greatly
appreciated.

The two things you are looking for in particular are:
1. Looping back to a previous location where we were not looping back
    before the change
2. Failing to present a new location when we were presenting it before
    the change

Note that there are many cases that cause #1 to happen, only one of
which is our response to a caret-moved event. Others, like not being
able to correctly locate the next line, is still on my to-fix list. (And
something I plan to tackle next.)

Thanks guys!
--joanie
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