[orca-list] resending: Finally may have solved the issue of duplicate controlls in gnome

[kendell clark <coffeekingms gmail com>]

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hi all.
Resending this one, sorry if it went through already. This was in my
drafts folder but not in my sent folder so I'm not sure this one went
through to the list. Pasted message below.


hi all
As the subject says, I may have finally found a reproduceable way to
encounter the duplicate controlls issue in gnome. This is primarily in
gnome control center, but also exists in gnome tweak tool. Steps to
reproduce. Open the dash and start typing power. Scroll down to power
and press enter to open the power settings. Orca will usually say
something like "pressed. Pressed. Pressed. Pressed. Power frame."
Press tab. Orca should report "power saving. Screen brightness slider
100" Press orca+numpad 5 to report the current object under flat
review. Expected results. You should hear "screen brightness slider
100." What you actually hear is "all settings push button." Press tab
again. You'll hear again "screen brightness slider 100." Press
orca+numpad 5 again. This time, you'll hear what you're supposed to.
It seems  there are either duplicate buttons or duplicates being
reported to orca. If you left click on the first control, you'll click
on the all settings button. This also affects the system focus as
well. In other words, both the system focus and the flat review land
on the all settings button the first time you land on a control, but
the correct control on the second tab. This is really puzzling. In
gnome tweak tool, each setting, whether that be a button, combo box,
etc has two of itself. If you try to determine where you are, you hear
simply "not pressed." I'm not at all sure where you land there, but
the second control is the setting you were looking for. I hope I'm
making sense. Basically the first instance of a button, combo box,
whatever kicks the focus off somewhere, but the second one lands on
what you were looking for. I'm confused, so going to make more coffee.
Thanks for reading
Kendell clark
Sent from Sonar GNU/Linux

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