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

[Joanmarie Diggs <jdiggs igalia com>]

Hi Kendell.

Thanks for the report. I only hear one extra "pressed"; not all the ones
you mention. But the one I do hear is because we're getting events for a
state change. I need to look into where that's getting emitted in Gtk+
and try to stop it there. I did that with similar state-change events,
but if you don't have Gtk+ 3.16.2 you won't have that fix.

--joanie

On 05/05/2015 08:16 PM, kendell clark wrote:
> 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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