Re: [orca-list] some links from yelp not accessible

[Jarek Czekalski <jarekczek poczta onet pl>]

Joanie,

I like the idea of fixing webkit. I'll do what you suggested, it will 
take a couple of days. I will keep you informed.

Thank you for the detailed guidance.

Jarek

W dniu 2014-03-27 23:26, Joanmarie Diggs pisze:
> Hey Jarek.
>
> On 03/27/2014 04:43 PM, Jarek Czekalski wrote:
>
> > I tested that this problem is not due to orca. Accerciser does not see
> > caret movements in suspected area either.
> Thanks for doing that investigation! As you requested, I checked in
> Fedora -- I happen to be using rawhide (which is about to become F21)
> and can confirm the issue.
>
> > I also prepared a simple webpage to test the issue:
> Nice! Thanks!!
>
> > Now, what do we do with the inaccessible parts of gnome help? If webkit
> WebKit is fixable. And since the test case could probably be found in
> web content that is not gnome help, that is where it needs to be fixed.
> So if I could ask you to do one more thing....
>
> Please file a bug at bugs.webkit.org. When you do so:
>
> * Provide your test case as an attachable document so that it remains
>    present even after you remove your temporary one.
>
> * Create a stand-alone pyatspi accessible-event listener which
>    demonstrates the problem. This is quite easy to do (see below) and
>    eliminates the need for a would-be fixer to have to install and get
>    to know Accerciser. Attach that listener to the bug.
>
> * CC me at the address I am using to send this email.
>
> An example bug (complete with pyatspi accessible-event listener) you can
> follow is this one which I filed not too long ago:
> https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=127287
>
> Only difference is that you want to listen for object:text-caret-moved
> rather than object:state-changed:focused. And you'll also want to
> eliminate the "if not e.detail1" check. In the case of
> object:state-changed events detail1 reflects a boolean and what is
> no-longer focused (or showing or whatever) is often not of interest. In
> the case of caret-moved events, detail1 is the new offset. We don't want
> to filter out anything there.
>
> Hope this makes sense. Please let me know if you have any questions. And
> thanks again for digging into this one!!
> --joanie
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