Hello,Thank you very much. It appears there is really something wrong with my settings. I have tried with new orca settings and it is all working fine again. In case anyone has this issue I am attaching my userSettings.conf file where the difference can be found.
Also you may remember a discussion on proof reading mode a while ago. Now as I am testing this spelling support I have noticed spelling errors are always reported when moving letter by letter or word by word. I think we should get all available text attributes on the ctrl+f press and we should be able to turn on reporting of any text attributes when navigating or even doing say all.
Hopefully this does not sound too complicated. Thank you for the hints spelling error support is all great for me now. Greetings Peter On 18.08.2015 at 00:33 Joanmarie Diggs wrote:
Hi Peter. On 08/15/2015 09:48 AM, Peter Vágner wrote:Now I am no longer able to hear the fact a word is missspelled when pressing orca+f no mather what I am doing.I moved the attribute as you described in my own preferences, and now Orca presents it first. I cannot reproduce it. Sorry! If you are still experiencing this problem, could you please send me your $HOME/.local/share/orca directory so I can try your exact settings?I have also tested check spelling dialog without and with this latest change you have just committed into master. What the new stuff does is that it spells letterby letter highlighted words. I think it's nice.Well, it does more than that in Gedit and Thunderbird -- and will do more than that in LibreOffice once they fix their bug. In particular it: 1. Spells out the error (can be disabled via preference) 2. Spells out the suggestion (can be disabled via preference) 3. Presents the context (can be disabled via preference) 4. Basic where am I will repeat the above, respecting your preferences 5. Detailed where am I will present the above, in full detail The problem with LibreOffice and the bug I mentioned is that we cannot identify the error in the spellcheck dialog. It's in the same entry as the context (fine), and shown to sighted users via bold red text (fine), but those text attributes are not exposed to us (not fine). As a result, I suggested that users disable 1 because you don't want the full context spelled out. I similarly suggested users disable 3 because the context is presented as part of item 1. Related aside: Yes, I plan to implement this for Evolution too. It's near the top of my to-do list. Getting back to your report:Additionally would it be possible to add spelling errors reporting when pressing orca+f for other apps? I would like to have this working in Firefox and Thunderbird if possible.Should be fixed now. Thanks for the report! --joanie
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