Re: [orca-list] Structural navigation Keys

[Steve Holmes <steve holmes88 gmail com>]

Oh, I didn't look closely enough to realize that. Since my python and 
gnome education has been going so slowly, maybe I can make a stab at 
helping more with documentation instead. I know how documentation tends 
to be at the bottom of the list for most programmers, including myself 
<smile>. But maybe that might be a way to begin contributing more to 
Orca more quickly. if mallard is used, do I need to learn about it or 
what is used to compose original docs? I guess that means I need to get 
that application specifically to get going?

Sorry for so many questions here.

On 02/19/14 14:41, Joanmarie Diggs wrote:
> Hey Steve.
>
> On 02/19/2014 05:01 PM, Steve Holmes wrote:
> > Yeah, the docs here are excellent. I do have one question about what
> > you say concerning application specific shortcut keys. You include
> > structural navigation in the same thing once in the app. When I was in
> > Firefox the other night, I did both Orca+space and Shift+Orca+space
>
> The command to get in the application-specific preferences dialog is
> neither of the above. It's Ctrl+Orca+Space.
>
> > Oh since you just added k and Shift k to these commands, is it OK for
> > me to add this to the Orca wiki or should that wait till this latest
> > feature hits actual production?
>
> If you would like to add commands to the wiki, by all means please do.
> <smiles> But to be clear, the documentation I pointed to is not wiki
> content. That's in Orca itself, written in Mallard. The web version gets
> autogenerated by some GNOME infrastructure somewhere. Updating docs is
> on my to-do list. But since doc writing is not subject to string freeze
> or code freeze, I tend to do that work when everything else is frozen
> right before the release.
>
> --joanie
>
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